This should work unless you found a bug, but the way you are doing may
be the problem since variables need to be urlencoded.
Instead of
URL(request.application,'default','user/logout')+"?
_next="+request.env.request_uri],# redirect does not work!
try:
URL(request.application,'default','user/logout',vars=dict
(_next=request.env.request_uri))
Every time you find yourself concatenating strings in web2py think
twice for a better solution. ;-)
Massimo
On Dec 28, 7:12 am, selecta <gr...@delarue-berlin.de> wrote:
> Hi there,
> it would be nice to have the _next variable working for user/logout
> like it works for user/login
>
> In my case i always show a menu on top, whenever a user wants to log
> in I open the login page an after a sucessfull login I redirect them
> to wherever they have been before, doing the same for a logout is not
> possible
>
> here is what my menu looks like
>
> if 'auth' in globals():
> if not auth.is_logged_in():
> response.menu_auth = [
> [T('Login'), False, auth.settings.login_url+"?
> _next="+request.env.request_uri,# redirect works
> [
> [T('Register'), False,
> URL(request.application,'default','user/
> register')],
> [T('Lost Password'), False,
> URL(request.application,'default','user/
> retrieve_password')]]
> ],
> ]
> else:
> response.menu_auth = [
> ['User: '+auth.user.first_name,False,None,
> [
> [T('Logout'), False,
> URL(request.application,'default','user/logout')
> +"?_next="+request.env.request_uri],# redirect does not work!
> [T('Edit Profile'), False,
> URL(request.application,'default','user/
> profile')],
> [T('Change Password'), False,
> URL(request.application,'default','user/
> change_password')]]
> ],
> ]
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