Le 03/04/2011 20:09, oscar balladares a écrit :
The status code is likely to be 200 because of the profiler which is configured to intercept the redirection in the dev environment of the standard edition.Hi everybody I'm working with Ajax.I have a html list with, for example 2 rows, and they can be removed via Ajax.If 1 row is removed, the Controller will return the updated list.And if the last row is removed, the Controller will return a RedirectResponse() to the homepage instead.The problem is that I have to handle the redirection because the result of $('#div_where_the_response_goes').load('route_to_the_controller'); will result in the inclusion of the homepage inside the <div id="div_where_the_response_goes></div>, and the actual redirection won't happen.So I came up with: return new RedirectResponse($this->generateUrl('homepage'), 303); but, vía ajax, the returned status code will be alway 200. I'm trying to do: if (status == 200) $('div_where_the_response_goes').html(data); elseif (status == 303)figure out how to redirect via javascript to the homepage. (this is another issue that maybe is resolved with headers ).I must say that I see that RedirectResponse doesnt return the redirection directive but the result of the redirection (the homepage in my case).How can I return a 303 code?
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