Chapter: Doing a redirection
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There are two types of redirection objects available:
jResponseRedirect
: redirects to an action of the application with optional parametersjResponseRedirectUrl
: redirects to any URL
jResponseRedirect ¶
To specify a redirection to an action, you indicate 'redirect' as the type of response:
$resp = $this->getResponse('redirect');
You have then an instance of jResponseRedirect
in $resp.
You have three properties on this object:
action
to indicate the action to redirect (an action selector)params
to indicate parameters for this actions (optional)anchor
to indicate an anchor in the url #anchor (optional)
Example:
$resp->action = "mymodule~mycontroller:mymethod";
$resp->params = array('foo' => 'bar');
$resp->anchor = 'yo';
And then
return $resp;
jResponseRedirectUrl ¶
This type of response ("redirectUrl") is used to redirect to an external url (or an url which is not pointing to your application).
$resp = $this->getResponse('redirectUrl');
The single property of this response is url
, where you indicate the url to redirect.
$resp->url = "http://jelix.org";
return $resp;
Temporary or permanent redirection ¶
By default, redirections are temporary redirection (http status code: 303). If you want to indicate a permanent redirection, you have to set the property $temporary
to false.
$resp->temporary = false;