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Since a like button usually lie in a detail page. Assume I have a blog post which URL is /post/4. When a anonymous user click the like boutton, he will redirect to the login page, with the url like
/accounts/login/next=?like/5/6. Once he login, a http get request send to that url, while we didn't implement the get method in our view, so a exception will be thrown.Do you think so?By the way, I didn't test it in real situation. I just analysis from the source code.
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@zmrenwu thanks for your analysis. Writing a test to demonstrate behavior is the best way to get something changed. You might write a simple test showing this issue and submit a pull request for review. Thanks!
Since a like button usually lie in a detail page. Assume I have a blog post which URL is /post/4. When a anonymous user click the like boutton, he will redirect to the login page, with the url like
/accounts/login/next=?like/5/6. Once he login, a http get request send to that url, while we didn't implement the get method in our view, so a exception will be thrown.Do you think so?By the way, I didn't test it in real situation. I just analysis from the source code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: