Django Http post and csrf error

[Tanmay Kansara]

I am trying to do the following:

1) A payment solution is supposed to send an HTTP Post to my site 
2) I would like to read the contents of the request(xml) and update my records to reflect the payment

I am trying this for the first time. When I create a URL path, and send a post to that address I get the csrf error.

Is there a way using Django wherein I can accept a post and don't have to return a response.

Thanks Tanmay

[Vijay Khemlani]

To prevent the CSRF validation you can use the csrf_exempt decorator

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.7/ref/contrib/csrf/#utilities

The normal way to handle a POST request is to issue a redirect (HTTP 302) after handling the request, but if it is an automated request I guess you can return an empty response directly from the view.

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[Anderson Resende]

In your template put  in your form:

{% csrf_token %}

example:

<form method="POST" action=".....">
  {% csrf_token %}

</form>