HTTPS URL Redirection

[jean-bruno.getenay]

Hello everyone,

I am encountering a difficulty.

I’m trying to set up the following redirection in HTTPS :

from :
https://redirect.econohm.com/?param1=value1
to :
https://www.econohm.com/#?param1=value1

I can’t find a way to do it without using Apache and the .htaccess file.

Thank you in advance for your valuable help.
JBG.

[duncan_richards12]

On the client side you can use the js history object’s replaceState to change the URL – that is assuming you don’t need to change the loaded content. You could also reassign the URL with the location object’s assign method on the client side.

[hello2]

Just to help you along as per what @duncan_richards12 advised.

Your https://redirect.econohm.com/?param1=value1 request endpoint could be as follows to open a client form:

@anvil.server.route("/")
def redirect(**params):
   anvil.server.FormResponse('Form', **properties)

Then on the client-side in Form add under __init__

from anvil.js.window import location

location.replace(f"https://www.econohm.com/#?param1={properties['param1']}") 

[jean-bruno.getenay]

I finally managed to handle this problem with the help of @anvil.server.route()

Serve anything, anywhere on your domain, with @anvil.server.route()

Yep, it’s here. Respond to any path within your app’s domain with @anvil.server.route: @anvil.server.route("/hello") def hello(**p): return {"hello":"world"} $ curl https://my-interesting-app.anvil.app/hello {"hello":"world"} But wait - there’s more! What if you don’t just want to serve a machine-readable response? What if you want to serve a human-accessible UI on a particular URL instead? Just return a FormResponse object: @anvil.server.route("/my-page") def my_page(**p): re…

Thank you very much for your assistance, which guided me towards the most suitable solution for my needs

[meredydd]

Hi @jean-bruno.getenay,

I’m glad you’ve solved your problem! Now that it’s solved, could you perhaps describe what you did and paste a little sample code into the thread? That way, the next person who has this question can find this thread and see the answer!