Hi,
I’m new to Ruby, only used Perl and PHP before.
I know there is no method “header” (as in PHP) or “redirect” in Ruby’s CGI
class, but I need to know how to do HTTP redirects in Ruby.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
Hi,
I’m new to Ruby, only used Perl and PHP before.
I know there is no method “header” (as in PHP) or “redirect” in Ruby’s CGI
class, but I need to know how to do HTTP redirects in Ruby.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
Hi,
I’m new to Ruby, only used Perl and PHP before.
Welcome!
I know there is no method “header” (as in PHP) or “redirect” in Ruby’s CGI
class, but I need to know how to do HTTP redirects in Ruby.Any suggestions?
The raw text way:
def redirect( new_page )
print “HTTP/1.1 302 OK\r\n”
print “Location:#{new_page}\n\n”
end
The CGI way (off the top of my head)
cgi = CGI.new(“html4”)
cgi.header(“Location” => “/some/other/page”)
James
Thanks in advance!
Yes, I tried the first way before,
but I always get a 500 Server Error on my Apache (1.3.26) when doing it.
Same goes for the other way.
What could that mean? Do I need to change the HTTP commands?
I don’t have problems with PHP and Perl redirects using their proper
functions, but as I really like Ruby I want to do it in that language
Yes, I tried the first way before,
but I always get a 500 Server Error on my Apache (1.3.26) when doing it.
Same goes for the other way.
Um, then try omitting the first header:
def redirect( new_page )
print “Location:#{new_page}\n\n”
end
Sorry, this is also off the top of my head. I know I’ve run into this
myself, but I don;t recal exactly what the details were, and how running
mod_ruby or CGI makes a difference (if any).
BTW, are you using mod_ruby, or is this strictly CGI?
James
Thanks man!
I omitted the first header as you said and now it works.
I don’t use mod_ruby atm, I’m just messing around with a local
apache here so normal CGI is just fine
Um, then try omitting the first header:
def redirect( new_page )
print “Location:#{new_page}\n\n”
endSorry, this is also off the top of my head. I know I’ve run into this
myself, but I don;t recal exactly what the details were, and how running
mod_ruby or CGI makes a difference (if any).BTW, are you using mod_ruby, or is this strictly CGI?
James