Yeah I’m using python/pylons, don’t you worry about it.
So ran into this while looking over a pylons tutorial. Turns out, that method was removed in Pylons 1.0 but the tutorial was a little bit old. So instead of:
redirect_to(controller='hello', action='other_action', _code=303)
just use:
from pylons import url from pylons.controllers.util import abort, redirect ... redirect(url(controller='hello', action='index', _code='303'))
Bad news is I didn’t get a chance to actually see the full behavior of the old redirect to, so I’m not sure the result:
http://127.0.0.1:5000/?_code=303
Is the same. Still new to this thing called pylons. Just got annoyed trying to find an answer to this one so hopefully my title will speed up the search for future people.