@@ -33,21 +33,13 @@ or another site entirely. The flow of requests during a redirect is: Browser --> Server (redirect to '/') --> Browser (request '/') --> Server (result for '/') -Sinatra sends a 302 response code as a redirect by default. According to the -spec, 302 shouldn't change the request method, but you can see a note saying -that most clients do change it. Apparently the mobile browser that person was -using did things correctly (instead of the mainstream misinterpretation). - -The fix for this in the spec is 2 different response codes: 303 -and 307. 303 resets to GET, 307 keeps the same method. - To force Sinatra to send a different response code, it's very simple: redirect '/', 303 # forces the 303 return code redirect '/', 307 # forces the 307 return code -sessions +Sessions -------- ### Default Cookie Based Sessions @@ -103,9 +95,9 @@ Lets first look at the simple use case: Setting a path, expiration date, or domain gets a little more complicated - see the source code for set\_cookie if you want to dig deeper. - set_cookie("thing", { :domain => myDomain, - :path => myPath, - :expires => Date.new } ) + set_cookie("thing", :domain => myDomain, + :path => myPath, + :expires => Date.new) That's the easy stuff with cookies - It can also serialize Array objects, separating them with ampersands (&), but when they come back, it doesn't book/Handlers.markdown 14f44b311470eead8f2b51b8d83e36fd02bd701f Nicolas Sanguinetti contacto@nicolassanguinetti.info http://github.com/cschneid/sinatra-book/commit/01aafb08c3c80895127efbdf6ee853b0a89f8a33 01aafb08c3c80895127efbdf6ee853b0a89f8a33 2009-01-09T06:02:25-08:00 2009-01-09T05:58:19-08:00 Remove text that comes from copying from gittr and doesn't make much sense out of context. Signed-off-by: Scott Wisely <syd@scrimfind.org> 963257246fb69243f0c3cb0398c1b7138a3f691b Scott Wisely syd@scrimfind.org