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Hi! Great v2 🎩 I'm integrating with Django framework, and trying to have a form in a modal that is successful to close the modal. When Django server has valid forms, it typically returns a 302 Redirect response: https://github.com/django/django/blob/main/django/views/generic/edit.py#L63-L65 However, I'm not finding a way to dismiss the layer in that case... well, no simple/classy way. Tried adding the X-Up-Dismiss-Layer header to the redirecting response that holds Location, but that didn't do the trick... Any idea please? |
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You could target the root layer from the Another option, if you know the final URL format, is to indicate it with an I'm presuming the 301 is to a URL that returns a 200 or 201. |
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Thanks!
Love unpoly, keep up the great job! 🎩 |
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The demo app also has a companies CRUD that shows @adam12's technique with |
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I'm interested in this feature and have worked on it a bit in this branch. Unfortunately I cannot give ETAs for my open-source work. |
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Thank you @triskweline for merging the branch 🤗 a091b27 now is in master and provides the response. |
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This is now released as version 3.2.0. |
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Sure. I think I made myself unclear. By ETA I was trying to mean if this was somewhere in the version roadmap. No specific time. My bad. |
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Sweet!! Thanks!!! |
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You could target the root layer from the
<form>element, with[up-layer="root"]. This attribute is only used for a successful response, IIRC.Another option, if you know the final URL format, is to indicate it with an
[up-accept-location]attribute on the<a>element that opens the new layer initially.I'm presuming the 301 is to a URL that returns a 200 or 201.