Kristian Nilssen wrote: > Thanks for your reply, I made a redirect component which looks like this... > <%init> > $r->status(302); > $m->redirect($url); > </%init> > > <%args> > $url # URL to redirect to > </%args> > > but it produces the same 200 ok problem. I must be missing something? > > rgds, > Kristian.
That's curious, I would expect that to work.
I've implemented redirect as a library function, as opposed to a
component, and I'm writing the headers myself, as opposed to using
$m->redirect. Here is the code I use:
$m->auto_send_headers(0);
$r->headers_out->add('Location' => $url);
$r->status($status);
$m->clear_buffer;
## include status here anyway, just in case it's started
## working again
$m->abort($status);
I don't know if you'd have any more luck with that?
You might also want to play around with $url a bit if using this method,
IIRC you're not supposed to have relative URLs in the Location header. I
use a combination of $r->uri and $r->construct_url to play with $url.
-Oli
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