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Add argument redirect (optional) to is_active_feature #5
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February 25, 2014 16:38
It's not possible to use url_for() in the decorator call if the app context is not build yet. Therefore this patch adds a new optional argument named redirect_url_for to is_active_feature. It's the same as redirect_to but it triggers url_for() right before the redirect.
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Add argument redirect (optional) to is_active_feature
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It's not possible to use
url_for()in the decorator call if the app context is not build yet. Therefore this patch adds a new optional argument namedredirecttois_active_feature. It's the same asredirect_tobut it triggersurl_for()right before the redirect.