Thanks,
i understand.
On Nov 14, 6:24 pm, mdipierro wrote:
> depends how you make the ajax callback.
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> If you use LOAD() the redirect should work.
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> If you use ajax(...,':eval') you can
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> return "document.location='%s'" % URL(...)
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> On Nov 14, 3:23 am, leone wrote:
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depends how you make the ajax callback.
If you use LOAD() the redirect should work.
If you use ajax(...,':eval') you can
return "document.location='%s'" % URL(...)
On Nov 14, 3:23 am, leone wrote:
> Hi all,
> how can I use redirect() inside a ajax callback?
> Thanks in advance
> leone
On Nov 14, 2010, at 8:31 AM, leone wrote:
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> Right, i must be more specific.
> I have javascript code that call back (by ajax) a controller function
> in which i compute variables sent from ajax and i redirect forward a
> new address with args.
> Python code is simple but doesn't redirect using r
Right, i must be more specific.
I have javascript code that call back (by ajax) a controller function
in which i compute variables sent from ajax and i redirect forward a
new address with args.
Python code is simple but doesn't redirect using redirect(URL(...)).
Is it possible redirect from python
I assume you mean a redirect from within the browser, after recieving
the ajax response and evaluating the retrieved data.
In that case you must set the window.location object in your
javascript. In the view you could do smthg like that:
//... your callback code here
window.location.href = {{=URL
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