def not_found(self, req):
"""
Use this when you KNOW you should reply with a 404.
Otherwise, just return None out of the route method and let the
NotFound handler catch the request.
"""
#Determine what we return based on request type
if req.is_AJAX:
resp = Response.plain("404 NOT FOUND")
if req.is_JSON:
resp = Response.json(dict(
reply_timestamp=datetime.datetime.now(),
message="404 NOT FOUND '{0}'".format(req.line_one),
success=False))
else:
resp = Response.tmpl(self.four_zero_four_template)
resp.status = '404 NOT FOUND'
return resp
def prompt_for_login(self, req):
# if ajax request, relative redirect won't work well
# throw 401 error for now until we can figure out
# better way to do it.
# 401 error will be caught by jquery ajax error handler
if req.is_AJAX:
resp = Response.plain("You have to log in first!")
resp.status = '401 UNAUTHORIZED'
if req.is_JSON:
resp = Response.json(dict(
reply_timestamp=datetime.datetime.now(),
message="You have to log in first!",
success=False))
resp.status = '401 UNAUTHORIZED'
else:
resp = Response.relative_redirect('/login',
'You have to log in first!')
# Redirect back to the page the person is hitting right now.
resp.set_redirect_cookie(req.address_bar)
return resp
def not_found(self, req):
"""
Use this when you KNOW you should reply with a 404.
Otherwise, just return None out of the route method and let the
NotFound handler catch the request.
"""
#Determine what we return based on request type
if req.is_AJAX:
resp = Response.plain("404 NOT FOUND")
else:
resp = Response.tmpl(self.four_zero_four_template)
resp.status = '404 NOT FOUND'
return resp
