Hi,
in a previous thread i posted about a problem that i had with explorer
not keeping
track of HTTP_REFERER. I needed this since i wanted to return to a
certain page the user came from.
I then changed my code so it works on Firefox & Explorer:
try:
page = request.META["HTTP_REFERER"]
history[1] = history[0]
history[0] = page
except Exception, e:
history[1] = history[0]
history[0] = request.GET["ref"]
Later on i can do this:
return HttpResponseRedirect(history[1])
Now, since i have several views the user can end up at the form of the
model, it gets a bit hairy and i was thinking how i would proceed
best.
I was thinking about using sessions to keep track of the pages and
then having some pages assigned as "main pages". These main pages
would be the pages where a user returns to after a given action
(delete, edit, ...)
Ideas or comments?
Regards,
Benedict
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