I have seen quite a few questions with this in mind, but haven't been able to address my issue. I have a Flask app with flask-login for session management. And, when I try to view a page without logging in, I get redirected to a link in form of /login/?next=%2Fsettings%2F
The issue is, as far as I could have it understand, that the "next" argument holds the part of the site I actually need, but when submitting a request to a login form, it is done via POST, so this argument is no longer available for me to redirect it to.
I tried using Request.path from Request (and url) but both just return the /login/ as the request url/path, not the actual /login/?next=xxx.
My login method is as follows:
@app.route('/login/', methods=['GET', 'POST'])def login(): if request.method == 'POST': #getting the user user = User.get(request.form['username']) if user.user is None: return redirect('/login/') #actual login proces if user and check_password_hash(user.user.password, request.form['password']): login_user(user, remember=remember) #the redirection portion of the login process return redirect(request.path or ("/")) # I tried various options there but without success, like request.args['next'] and such return redirect('/login/') else: return redirect('/')Thanks
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