session-variables

问题 The following code works locally when I use Django's development server, but I am running into intermittent bugs in production with Nginx and Gunicorn. views.py def first_view(request): if request.method == "POST": # not using a django form in the template, so need to parse the request POST # create a dictionary with only strings as values new_post = {key:val for key,val in request.POST.items() if key != 'csrfmiddlewaretoken'} request.session['new_post'] = new_mappings # save for use within

问题 Until a few weeks, all my sites were working perfectly . I write code and sell it on CodeCanyon. But recently (today) I've noticed that I cannot log in anymore to my little PHP snippets of code that I have on sale there. If I work directly on my domain, as in typing the link in the URL bar, everything works perfect, in any browser ( meaning, all my _SESSION vars are kept, all throughout ). But when I do check my snippets of code ( all using password-protection and _SESSIONS var , on

问题 Until a few weeks, all my sites were working perfectly . I write code and sell it on CodeCanyon. But recently (today) I've noticed that I cannot log in anymore to my little PHP snippets of code that I have on sale there. If I work directly on my domain, as in typing the link in the URL bar, everything works perfect, in any browser ( meaning, all my _SESSION vars are kept, all throughout ). But when I do check my snippets of code ( all using password-protection and _SESSIONS var , on

问题 Until a few weeks, all my sites were working perfectly . I write code and sell it on CodeCanyon. But recently (today) I've noticed that I cannot log in anymore to my little PHP snippets of code that I have on sale there. If I work directly on my domain, as in typing the link in the URL bar, everything works perfect, in any browser ( meaning, all my _SESSION vars are kept, all throughout ). But when I do check my snippets of code ( all using password-protection and _SESSIONS var , on

问题 Until a few weeks, all my sites were working perfectly . I write code and sell it on CodeCanyon. But recently (today) I've noticed that I cannot log in anymore to my little PHP snippets of code that I have on sale there. If I work directly on my domain, as in typing the link in the URL bar, everything works perfect, in any browser ( meaning, all my _SESSION vars are kept, all throughout ). But when I do check my snippets of code ( all using password-protection and _SESSIONS var , on

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问题 My app has an expensive service method, results of which must be 1) checked for errors and 2) presented to a Java applet via a URL (i.e. as opposed to a JavaScript variable). The method result is a string, and the applet is only capable of loading data from a file or URL. I tried to deal with the problem using a session variable: def action1 = { def input = params['input'] def result = expensiveServiceMethod( input ) def failed = result == null session['result'] = result render( view:'view1',

问题 I would like to know if auth.logout clears session data or i have to do it by my self. from django.contrib.auth.decorators import login_required from django.contrib import auth @login_required def logout(request): auth.logout(request) return redirect('base:homepage') Something like this... from django.contrib.auth.decorators import login_required from django.contrib import auth @login_required def logout(request): for sesskey in request.session.keys(): del request.session[sesskey] auth.logout

问题 Which is the more reliable, better and safer method to use for URL variables passed to different pages: 1). Using SESSION variables as URL parameters, or 2). Regular query string parameters. "More reliable, better, and safer" with regard to: 1. Preventing problems deriving from the client side, such as when a user disables cookies 2. Browser compatibilities 3. Making API calls (as some API's have limitations and compatibility issues) 4. Resource and memory usage, and processing speed I'm