@shravster –
In urls.py, have something like this:
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# urls.py
from django.conf.urls.defaults import *
from mysite import views as root
urlpatterns = patterns('',
(r'^message/send/$',
root.message_send),
(r'^message/failed/(?P<error_message>)/$',
root.message_failed),
(r'^message/succeeded/$',
root.message_succeeded),
)
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And your view functions would look like this:
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# views.py
from django.http import HttpResponseRedirect
from django.shortcuts import render_to_response
def message_send(request)
# primary message_send logic goes here
# . . .
if success:
return HttpResponseRedirect('/message/success/')
else:
if failed_this_way:
return HttpResponseRedirect(
'/message/failed/this_way')
if failed_that_way:
return HttpResponseRedirect(
'/message/failed/that_way')
else failed_spectacularly:
return HttpResponseRedirect(
'/message/failed/spectacularly')
def message_failed(request, error_message):
template = "%s.html" % error_message
render_to_response(template)
def message_success(request):
# balloons and confetti
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Here's an idea: message_failed's template could
{% include "message_send.html" %}
or something more effective, to allow the user to see the error and
then – while in the same page – re-send a message.
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