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For a web page that exists, but for which a user does not have sufficient privileges (they are not logged in or do not belong to the proper user group), what is the proper HTTP response to serve? 401 ...
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A common scenario for a web app is to redirect after a POST that modifies the database. Like redirecting to the newly created database object after the user creates it. It seems like most web apps ...
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Due to a misconfiguration of our webserver the main domain sent a 302 redirect to a new location. We fixed that issue. When emptying the browser cache everything works fine now. For the "normal" ...
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Say one is to write an HTTP server/client, how important is it to support HTTP/1.0? Is it still used anywhere nowdays? Edit: I'm less concerned with the usefullness/importance of HTTP/1.0, rather the ...
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devise_for creates routes including a DELETE route, which we want to remove, and devise_for doesn't support an :except or :only option. How can I remove a route from Rails.application.routes? Either ...
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I am using express 4.13.3 (latest) and following code: var express = require('express') var app = express() app.get('/test', function (req, res, next) { res.send('hello!') }) app.post('/test', ...
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I have a Django project where I'm using a view to handle different HTTP methods. The POST handled the creation of an object and then redirected to the same view as a GET (or so I thought), using ...
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In my app user can access to the community page just like this http://example.com/communities?tag=lovely then if I try to go back to the previous page. I always get this message Are you sure you ...
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Bob Aman's answer on Difference between HTTP redirect codes (Jan 21 '11) says: I personally recommend avoiding 302 if you have the choice. Many clients do not follow the spec when they encounter a ...
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I am trying to Insert the scan results using the Scan func and once done I want to redirect to show results which are nothing but a select query to the inserts done ever. Both functions are working ...
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All browsers (and all libraries) that I know of, upon receiving a 302 Found in response to a POST will treat it as a 303 See Other and make a simple GET request to the Location, rather than ...
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I have a URL that once handled GET and POST requests. I want it to now only handle POST requests, and do a redirect for other requests. Based on this question, it appears that I should use a 303 after ...
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Consider this URL http://dx.doi.org/10.1006/jpdc.1997.1383. When I put it in the browser address bar and press enter, the URL will change into http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/...
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I am a student who is currently coding a final project for a NodeJS course. I ran into a problem and cannot seem to find any solutions googling it. I am hoping to find some guidance here. Thank you ...
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