Hi all, I have this scenario. I have a client who wants to call a POST API of mine which then redirects to my site. So client has his own site which has a button that does a POST to my registration API to register a user onto my site and should automatically redirect to my site without the client needing to do anything other than call my API. The client isn't willing to place a code like window.location upon getting a response from the POST call. So the redirecting has to be done by my django API. I've tried returning a HTTPResponseRedirect when the POST is called but nothing happens. Since I don't have access to my client's code, I've been testing it out on w3schools and jsfiddle. Any clues on this?
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