I'm using cherrypy.request.object_path to get the current url
(including after an internal redirect). The problem is that it just
shows the url and not the variables

For instance:

If the current url after an internal redirect is:

http://domain/servlet/action.py?customerId=100

cherrypy.request.object_path just shows:
http://domain/servlet/action.py

How can I get the entire url after an internal redirect:
http://domain/servlet/action.py?customerId=100

Thanks,

Vineet

On 7/7/06, pytrade <vinjv...@gmail.com> wrote:
[snip]

How can I get the entire url after an internal redirect:

Well, you can grab the value from cherrypy.request.query_string.  That
should give you everything after the ? (question mark).  However, the
internal redirect doesn't change the actual URL that is visited - it's
internal.

Christian

request.browser_url should do the trick for "before the redirect". But I
can't figure how "URL after an InternalRedirect" has any meaning, since
you're not telling the client anyway. If you want to notify the client
of a redirected URL, use HTTPRedirect; that's exactly what it's for.

Robert Brewer
System Architect
Amor Ministries
fuman...@amor.org

can't figure how "URL after an InternalRedirect" has any meaning

I'll try and give you an example. On each page I have a resize option
which will adjust the page size based on your browser. Similar to what
yahoo has. This javascript function sets the appropriate value in the
user session and redisplays the current page. The url for the current
page is retrieved now by doing (thanks to Christian's suggestion)

cherrypy.request.object_path+"?"+cherrypy.request.query_string