django外调用url_如何在Django中重定向到外部URL？

I think this should be easy, but I cannot figure it out. I am trying to write an opt-out view. I am receiving a get request. Through urls.py, I render my opt-out view. In this view, I save some parameters for the user in the database and then I want to redirect the user to an external URL. I tried:

return redirect('http://stackoverflow.com/')

from Django documentation. However, the optout view renders the training template instead of returning the redirect, though the parameters are saved in the database as expected. My code is as follows:

def optout(request):

if (('REMOTE_USER' in request.META and request.META['REMOTE_USER'] != "") or

(request.session.get('userid', False) and request.session['userid'] != "")):

if ('REMOTE_USER' in request.META and request.META['REMOTE_USER'] != ""):

userid = request.META['REMOTE_USER']

if (request.session.get('userid', False) and request.session['userid'] != ""):

userid = request.session['userid']

user = User.objects.get(username=userid)

user.optout = True

user.postpone = False

user.save()

return redirect('http://stackoverflow.com/')

context = { 'userid': "" }

return render(request, 'games/Training.html', context)

Any help is highly appreciated.

解决方案

Yeah, return redirect('http://stackoverflow.com/') is the correct method.

If you do the following, you can confirm that is a working method to redirect.

from django.shortcuts import redirect

def optout(request):

return redirect("http://stackoverflow.com/")

Your conditional statements must not be catching.