Redirect() doesn't work in my module

[matt]

All,

I'm having some problems using the Redirect() method in my module. After I call it I get the "404 Not Found" and the URL in the address bar is:
http://localhost/simple-0.10/moduleinte ... eturnid=38

Any idea how to solve this? I just want to redirect to action "addwine" in my module "Wine". The whole module is executed "inline".

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Matt.

[Ted]

What is the URL of index.php, and can you paste in the Redirect() call you used?

Thanks.

[matt]

index.php is http://localhost/simple-0.10/index.php. This URL for instance works fine:

http://localhost/simple-0.10/index.php? ... 38&page=38

I called the method like this:

$this->Redirect($id, 'addwine', $return_id);

I checked that $id has the value of 'm1' and return_id in this particular case is '38'.

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matt

[Ted]

Something doesn't seem right with the flow...  I wouldn't think you'd need to Redirect inline.

I'm assuming that this module displays a form.  The CreateFormStart should have an inline parameter.  When you set that to true, then submitting the form will work inline.

Does that make sense?

[matt]

I've separate actions for form display and submition. I wanted to redirect back to display (addwine) action when validating the form in the submit action fails. I can just as well call the same method as addwine action calls, but I just thought it would be cleaner to just redirect to the right action.

The addwine action does display a form and it already uses the inline parameter (set to true).

I did a quick test and it seems to work when I replace the '&' with just '&' in the URL. But of course it doesn't work inline then. It seems there's no way to call Redirect() in an inline way.

BTW: I think I'm missing the whole purpose of non-inline modules as well as the proper way of using them (everything just shows up twice when I don't use inline). Can you point me to any resource/forum post with some explanation of this solution?

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Thanks,
matt

[Ted]

Well, the original module flow was something more along the lines of how Comments works.

You click the link at the bottom of the page.  The module takes over the whole {content} area for a particular amount of time.  Then redirects back to the page it originally took over from.

The inline stuff adds a degree of complexity...

However, I agree that Redirect should have an inline paramter.  I'll add it to my todo list.