hi, On Aug 25, 2004, at 5:08 AM, lists@christof-doerflinger.de wrote:

Hello,

I have seen this in an example to redirect from a Script to a Page Template:

return container.index_html(REQUEST)

It seems like this sends the REQUEST variable to the index_html.

this returns the output the page template directly from the request for the script.

I would like to use

return context.REQUEST.RESPONSE.redirect(getattr(context,"add.html").absolute_ url())

this will return an http redirect 30x response with the given url to the browser, which then re-requests that url. (not sure what the default redirect response is..307-temporary? ..302-permanent? ..something else?)

because there is a point character in my id (add.html). Does the "context.REQUEST.RESPONSE.redirect" send the REQUEST variable to my add.html, too?

no, because the browser is making a completely new request for the passed url.

Or do I have to send an object id with this redirect like:

return context.REQUEST.RESPONSE.redirect(getattr(context,"add.html").absolute_ url()) + "?id=" + myID

almost... return context.REQUEST.RESPONSE.redirect( getattr(context, 'add.html').absolute_url()+'?id='+myID ) thats one way to do it, or you could set the id variable in the request object before you called the first example. context.REQUEST.set('id', myID) return container.index_html(context.REQUEST) thanks, travis