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Django redirect interrupted by browser?
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I have a very simple view that is purposed to track a user's click and redirect them to an external page:
def redirect_view(request, uu_id):
my_model = MyModel.objects.get(uuid = uu_id)
my_model.clicked_link = True
my_model.save()
return redirect('https://www.some-other-site.com')
For about half of the users that interact with this view it works perfectly! Our logs show a 302 response and then nothing further from the user.
For the other half of our users they are strangely redirected to the base url of our site in http, then because we have SECURE_SSL_REDIRECT = True they are redirected to https, and finally because they are not authenticated they are redirected for authentication.
Our logs for this type of user look something like this:
Feb 21 10:04:51 myapp heroku/router: at=info method=GET path="/redirect-url" host=mysite.com request_id=123 fwd="..." dyno=web.1 connect=0ms service=25ms status=302 bytes=268 protocol=https
Feb 21 10:04:51 myapp heroku/router: at=info method=GET path="/" host=mysite.com request_id=456 fwd="..." dyno=web.1 connect=1ms service=3ms status=301 bytes=262 protocol=http
Feb 21 10:04:52 myapp heroku/router: at=info method=GET path="/" host=mysite.com request_id=789 fwd="..." dyno=web.1 connect=0ms service=2ms status=302 bytes=360 protocol=https
There is nothing in our code that would suggest a redirect to our base url so my only thought is that they have some sort of browser setting that limits external redirects.
Could this in any way be caused by Django?
If this is not a Django issue what is causing it? and what would be a good work-around?
django
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I have a very simple view that is purposed to track a user's click and redirect them to an external page:
def redirect_view(request, uu_id):
my_model = MyModel.objects.get(uuid = uu_id)
my_model.clicked_link = True
my_model.save()
return redirect('https://www.some-other-site.com')
For about half of the users that interact with this view it works perfectly! Our logs show a 302 response and then nothing further from the user.
For the other half of our users they are strangely redirected to the base url of our site in http, then because we have SECURE_SSL_REDIRECT = True they are redirected to https, and finally because they are not authenticated they are redirected for authentication.
Our logs for this type of user look something like this:
Feb 21 10:04:51 myapp heroku/router: at=info method=GET path="/redirect-url" host=mysite.com request_id=123 fwd="..." dyno=web.1 connect=0ms service=25ms status=302 bytes=268 protocol=https
Feb 21 10:04:51 myapp heroku/router: at=info method=GET path="/" host=mysite.com request_id=456 fwd="..." dyno=web.1 connect=1ms service=3ms status=301 bytes=262 protocol=http
Feb 21 10:04:52 myapp heroku/router: at=info method=GET path="/" host=mysite.com request_id=789 fwd="..." dyno=web.1 connect=0ms service=2ms status=302 bytes=360 protocol=https
There is nothing in our code that would suggest a redirect to our base url so my only thought is that they have some sort of browser setting that limits external redirects.
Could this in any way be caused by Django?
If this is not a Django issue what is causing it? and what would be a good work-around?
django
google-chrome firefox redirect browser asked Mar 25 at 18:56
grrrrrrgrrrrrr
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I don't know of a browser setting that would explain what you report. How do you know that the scenario you think is happening is the actual one? Have users filed reports that correspond to what you see in the log? If you or your colleagues interpreted what was happening solely from looking at the logs, you may have misinterpreted what is going on.
– Louis
Mar 28 at 17:14
@Louis This is all interpretation. Do you have any idea of what else could cause this?
– grrrrrr
Mar 28 at 21:46
I would try to raise an exception inside redirect_view() to see what happens. If the consequences are exactly the behaviour you describe, then you can focus your attention to MyModel.objects.get() and my_model.save(). I'm sure Django doesn't take any action by it's own
– Mario Orlandi
Mar 29 at 7:40
@MarioOrlandi on our end we can see that the model gets updated so get() and save() both work successfully, is that what you are describing?
– grrrrrr
Mar 29 at 13:10
Uhh I see ... in that case my guess is wrong. As a matter of investigation, I would nonetheless throw an exception from the view. The user is redirected to error page 500. What happens next ?
– Mario Orlandi
Mar 30 at 7:23
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show 7 more comments
I have a very simple view that is purposed to track a user's click and redirect them to an external page:
def redirect_view(request, uu_id):
my_model = MyModel.objects.get(uuid = uu_id)
my_model.clicked_link = True
my_model.save()
return redirect('https://www.some-other-site.com')
For about half of the users that interact with this view it works perfectly! Our logs show a 302 response and then nothing further from the user.
For the other half of our users they are strangely redirected to the base url of our site in http, then because we have SECURE_SSL_REDIRECT = True they are redirected to https, and finally because they are not authenticated they are redirected for authentication.
Our logs for this type of user look something like this:
Feb 21 10:04:51 myapp heroku/router: at=info method=GET path="/redirect-url" host=mysite.com request_id=123 fwd="..." dyno=web.1 connect=0ms service=25ms status=302 bytes=268 protocol=https
Feb 21 10:04:51 myapp heroku/router: at=info method=GET path="/" host=mysite.com request_id=456 fwd="..." dyno=web.1 connect=1ms service=3ms status=301 bytes=262 protocol=http
Feb 21 10:04:52 myapp heroku/router: at=info method=GET path="/" host=mysite.com request_id=789 fwd="..." dyno=web.1 connect=0ms service=2ms status=302 bytes=360 protocol=https
There is nothing in our code that would suggest a redirect to our base url so my only thought is that they have some sort of browser setting that limits external redirects.
Could this in any way be caused by Django?
If this is not a Django issue what is causing it? and what would be a good work-around?
django
google-chrome firefox redirect browser asked Mar 25 at 18:56
grrrrrrgrrrrrr
8405 silver badges21 bronze badges
I have a very simple view that is purposed to track a user's click and redirect them to an external page:
def redirect_view(request, uu_id):
my_model = MyModel.objects.get(uuid = uu_id)
my_model.clicked_link = True
my_model.save()
return redirect('https://www.some-other-site.com')
For about half of the users that interact with this view it works perfectly! Our logs show a 302 response and then nothing further from the user.
For the other half of our users they are strangely redirected to the base url of our site in http, then because we have SECURE_SSL_REDIRECT = True they are redirected to https, and finally because they are not authenticated they are redirected for authentication.
Our logs for this type of user look something like this:
Feb 21 10:04:51 myapp heroku/router: at=info method=GET path="/redirect-url" host=mysite.com request_id=123 fwd="..." dyno=web.1 connect=0ms service=25ms status=302 bytes=268 protocol=https
Feb 21 10:04:51 myapp heroku/router: at=info method=GET path="/" host=mysite.com request_id=456 fwd="..." dyno=web.1 connect=1ms service=3ms status=301 bytes=262 protocol=http
Feb 21 10:04:52 myapp heroku/router: at=info method=GET path="/" host=mysite.com request_id=789 fwd="..." dyno=web.1 connect=0ms service=2ms status=302 bytes=360 protocol=https
There is nothing in our code that would suggest a redirect to our base url so my only thought is that they have some sort of browser setting that limits external redirects.
Could this in any way be caused by Django?
If this is not a Django issue what is causing it? and what would be a good work-around?
django
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I don't know of a browser setting that would explain what you report. How do you know that the scenario you think is happening is the actual one? Have users filed reports that correspond to what you see in the log? If you or your colleagues interpreted what was happening solely from looking at the logs, you may have misinterpreted what is going on.
– Louis
Mar 28 at 17:14
@Louis This is all interpretation. Do you have any idea of what else could cause this?
– grrrrrr
Mar 28 at 21:46
I would try to raise an exception inside redirect_view() to see what happens. If the consequences are exactly the behaviour you describe, then you can focus your attention to MyModel.objects.get() and my_model.save(). I'm sure Django doesn't take any action by it's own
– Mario Orlandi
Mar 29 at 7:40
@MarioOrlandi on our end we can see that the model gets updated so get() and save() both work successfully, is that what you are describing?
– grrrrrr
Mar 29 at 13:10
Uhh I see ... in that case my guess is wrong. As a matter of investigation, I would nonetheless throw an exception from the view. The user is redirected to error page 500. What happens next ?
– Mario Orlandi
Mar 30 at 7:23
|
show 7 more comments
I don't know of a browser setting that would explain what you report. How do you know that the scenario you think is happening is the actual one? Have users filed reports that correspond to what you see in the log? If you or your colleagues interpreted what was happening solely from looking at the logs, you may have misinterpreted what is going on.
– Louis
Mar 28 at 17:14
@Louis This is all interpretation. Do you have any idea of what else could cause this?
– grrrrrr
Mar 28 at 21:46
I would try to raise an exception inside redirect_view() to see what happens. If the consequences are exactly the behaviour you describe, then you can focus your attention to MyModel.objects.get() and my_model.save(). I'm sure Django doesn't take any action by it's own
– Mario Orlandi
Mar 29 at 7:40
@MarioOrlandi on our end we can see that the model gets updated so get() and save() both work successfully, is that what you are describing?
– grrrrrr
Mar 29 at 13:10
Uhh I see ... in that case my guess is wrong. As a matter of investigation, I would nonetheless throw an exception from the view. The user is redirected to error page 500. What happens next ?
– Mario Orlandi
Mar 30 at 7:23
I don't know of a browser setting that would explain what you report. How do you know that the scenario you think is happening is the actual one? Have users filed reports that correspond to what you see in the log? If you or your colleagues interpreted what was happening solely from looking at the logs, you may have misinterpreted what is going on.
– Louis
Mar 28 at 17:14
I don't know of a browser setting that would explain what you report. How do you know that the scenario you think is happening is the actual one? Have users filed reports that correspond to what you see in the log? If you or your colleagues interpreted what was happening solely from looking at the logs, you may have misinterpreted what is going on.
– Louis
Mar 28 at 17:14
@Louis This is all interpretation. Do you have any idea of what else could cause this?
– grrrrrr
Mar 28 at 21:46
@Louis This is all interpretation. Do you have any idea of what else could cause this?
– grrrrrr
Mar 28 at 21:46
I would try to raise an exception inside redirect_view() to see what happens. If the consequences are exactly the behaviour you describe, then you can focus your attention to MyModel.objects.get() and my_model.save(). I'm sure Django doesn't take any action by it's own
– Mario Orlandi
Mar 29 at 7:40
I would try to raise an exception inside redirect_view() to see what happens. If the consequences are exactly the behaviour you describe, then you can focus your attention to MyModel.objects.get() and my_model.save(). I'm sure Django doesn't take any action by it's own
– Mario Orlandi
Mar 29 at 7:40
@MarioOrlandi on our end we can see that the model gets updated so get() and save() both work successfully, is that what you are describing?
– grrrrrr
Mar 29 at 13:10
@MarioOrlandi on our end we can see that the model gets updated so get() and save() both work successfully, is that what you are describing?
– grrrrrr
Mar 29 at 13:10
Uhh I see ... in that case my guess is wrong. As a matter of investigation, I would nonetheless throw an exception from the view. The user is redirected to error page 500. What happens next ?
– Mario Orlandi
Mar 30 at 7:23
Uhh I see ... in that case my guess is wrong. As a matter of investigation, I would nonetheless throw an exception from the view. The user is redirected to error page 500. What happens next ?
– Mario Orlandi
Mar 30 at 7:23
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I don't know of a browser setting that would explain what you report. How do you know that the scenario you think is happening is the actual one? Have users filed reports that correspond to what you see in the log? If you or your colleagues interpreted what was happening solely from looking at the logs, you may have misinterpreted what is going on.
– Louis
Mar 28 at 17:14
@Louis This is all interpretation. Do you have any idea of what else could cause this?
– grrrrrr
Mar 28 at 21:46
I would try to raise an exception inside redirect_view() to see what happens. If the consequences are exactly the behaviour you describe, then you can focus your attention to MyModel.objects.get() and my_model.save(). I'm sure Django doesn't take any action by it's own
– Mario Orlandi
Mar 29 at 7:40
@MarioOrlandi on our end we can see that the model gets updated so get() and save() both work successfully, is that what you are describing?
– grrrrrr
Mar 29 at 13:10
Uhh I see ... in that case my guess is wrong. As a matter of investigation, I would nonetheless throw an exception from the view. The user is redirected to error page 500. What happens next ?
– Mario Orlandi
Mar 30 at 7:23