is it possible to redirect in a route definition, or do i need to create a
view ?
in the example below, i don't have an /account/my/archive page. if someone
tries to hack the url, i want to send them to /account/my
i'm doing this in a view, but i'm just wondering if anyone else has cleaner
ways
app/routes.py
config.add_route("account::my::archive", "/account/my/archive")
config.add_route("account::my::archive::comments",
"/account/my/archive/comments")
config.add_route("account::my::archive::posts",
"/account/my/archive/posts")
app/views/my.py
@view_config(route_name="account::my::archive")
def my_archive(self):
return HTTPFound('/account/my')
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