Hi django coders!
In order to realize some kind of registration wizard, I created a view
named registerBuddy which does nothing else than showing some infos,
waits for the user to click on "go on" and redirects him to the "next"
form. This form redirects back to the wizard after valid submission.
The wizard then shows the current progress and, guess what, waits for
the user to click on "go on" for redirecting him to the "next" form...
Code looks like:
@login_required
def registerBuddy(request, step=0, buddy_id=0):
hlp_text=''
step=int(step)
if step == 0:
if request.method=="POST" and ('from' not in request.POST or
request.POST['from'] != 'showBuddies'):
# Forward to the first form. Edit a Buddy there..
return HttpResponseRedirect('/editBuddy/0/wizard/')
else:
hlp_text = 'Some intro text'
elif step == 1:
if request.method=="POST":
return HttpResponseRedirect('/editSomeOtherData/0/
wizard/')
else:
hlp_text = 'You edited your Buddy (editBuddy complete).
Lets do editSomeOtherData'
elif step == 2:
if request.method=="POST":
return HttpResponseRedirect(...)
else:
...
Got it? ;)
A view editBuddy looks for the argument "wizard" and redirects - if
its given - back to the wizard after valid data has been submitted.
Okay.
This works fine as long as HTTP is used. Switching to HTTPS (SSL)
triggers some kind of "hangup". Submitting the first form works fine.
The redirect to the wizard also works great. Clicking on "go on" for
being redirected to the next form.. fails :( Firefox says "Loading..."
for minutes but nothing happens. After some time the website turns
blank. Even if I wanted to see the sourcecode, I had to reload the
page. Seems like the view which is meant to anwer isn't even called.
Lost in redirects?
Part of urls.py:
(r'^editSomeOtherData/(?P<data_id>\d+)/(?P<option>\w+)/$',
'editSomeOtherData'),
Paths are always relative, so the protocol shouldn't change.
Debian + Apache + WSGI + Django 1.0 implementation.
Where do I have to start debugging in this situation? Any ideas what
might cause the described problem? TIA!
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