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How Can I Pass Arguments Into Redirect(url_for()) Of Flask?

I'm trying to understand how best to redirect and pass arguments using Flask Below is my code, I'm finding that x and y are not making it into the template. Is my syntax correct? A

Solution 1:

The redirect is fine, the problem is with the found route. You have several ways to pass values to an endpoint: either as part of the path, in URL parameters (for GET requests), or request body (for POST requests).

In other words, your code should look as follows:

@app.route('/found/<email>/<listOfObjects>')deffound(email, listOfObjects):
  return render_template("found.html",
      keys=email, obj=listOfObjects)

Alternatively:

@app.route('/found')
def found():
  returnrender_template("found.html",
      keys=request.args.get('email'), obj=request.args.get('listOfObjects'))

Also, your redirection should provide request parameters, not template parameters:

return redirect(url_for('found', email=x, listOfObjects=y))

Hope that helps.

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