Re: Redirect GET to POST

To be specific, I'm implementing oauth. When a third party requests access 
on behalf of the user, the user needs to see and approve the permissions 
the third party is requesting. That's the form generated by the GET. The 
user's responss then gets POSTed to the authorizer endpoint that actually 
returns a valid access token (or not). But for the official front end, I 
want to streamline it so it gets auto-authorized. 

The simplest way I can see while maintaining the consistency of the 
workflow and isolation of the code is to redirect in this GET code to the 
POST point. Is it simply not possible to do?

On Tuesday, 13 June 2017 10:35:57 UTC-6, Joseph Tate wrote:
>
> Don't. Make that first GET endpoint a POST endpoint and do the work there 
> directly. Why do two requests when one will do?
>
>
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