Re: Redirecting from rend method of some fragment.

Eugene Chernyshov:
> Jean-Paul Calderone:
>> Redirecting with a Fragment is tricky.  request.redirect() has to be
>> able to set a response header.  If it can't, it won't work 
>> (unfortunately,
>> it fails silently).  If bytes for the response body have already been
>> written, then you can't set set anymore response headers.  Since a 
>> Fragment
>> is only part of a page, the chances are good that some other code which
>> is also part of the page has already written some of the response body.
>>
>> So, you need to be careful not to write anything to the request 
>> before you
>> do the redirect.
>>
>> If you do that and it still doesn't work, please post again with more
>> details.
>>
>> Jean-Paul
>>
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> I think it is imposible since I've used Nevow. I'm not sure was 
> something written into respond body or not. Can I make some kind of 
> fake request (or context) to make rendering into it and check headers 
> at the end? If so, please tell me how.
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However, It is possible to render some part of JS which force 
redirection in browser.