def exposer(request):
return HttpResponse('Response from AJAX exposer')
That is called by AJAX, eg:
$.post('{% url exposer %}', {'bb':'aa'}, callback);
Suprisingly if I change my view to:
def exposer(request):
request.POST # yes, just call it
return HttpResponse('Response from AJAX exposer')
it works properly.
Also, If I don't send any data with my POST request it works:
$.post('{% url exposer %}', {}, callback);
Problem exists only in Chrome browser and in WSGI environment (I've checked with uWSGI and Cherokee, Django 1.3 and trunk).
Example application that exposes the problem:
Live version of this application at:
http://chrometest.natcam.pl (clicking first button sometimes fails in Chrome).
Application might be installed with:
python bootstrap.py --distribute
bin/buildout
bin/django syncdb
Above will install uwsgi at bin/uwsgi, and uWSGI can be run with:
bin/uwsgi -b 8192 -s 127.0.0.1:1088 -p 1 -z 15 -l 128 --wsgi-file bin/django.wsgi
Any ideas what happens? Why does use of request.POST change behaviour?
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