I must be using self.redirect() when something else should be used.
When I use self.redirect() my python program stops even though I am
trying to redirect back into my python program. When I enter the
redirect code into the browser's address bar, everything proceeds as
expected, but in the self.redirect() the processing stops immediately
without an error message.
To be more specific my self.redirect() is as follows.
self.redirect('/mainlognext?place=%s&origplace=%s' %
(place_id,origplace_id))
logging.info('/mainlognext?place=%s&origplace=%s' %
(place_id,origplace_id)) produces the following result.
/mainlognext?origplace=I85N-Atlanta&place=I85N-Greenville
and when I enter the following line into my browser's address field I
get the desired result.
http://localhost:8082/mainlognext?origplace=I85N-Atlanta&place=I85N-Greenville
What is wrong, please? I have read that there is a restriction on
external self.redirect()'s and I have also read that self.redirect()'s
are often employed to stop users from clicking the "back" button at an
inapproprate moment. So, I am wondering if there is some alternative
action I should be taking.
Thanx, in advance, for any help you can give.
Brian in Atlanta
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