I redirect the user to the home page after logout. In between I would like to delete all/or specific client cookies (I have previously set).
def logoutuser(r
according to http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/auth/#django.contrib.auth.logout
Changed in Django 1.0: Calling logout() now cleans session data.
Like jobscry said, logout() cleans session data, but it looks like you have set your own cookies too.
You could wrap auth logout view, which will return an HttpResponse:
def logout_user(request):
response = logout(request, next_page=reverse('app.home.views.home'))
response.delete_cookie('user_location')
return response
Or if you're just using the logout method as opposed to the view, you can use the return value for the redirect() method you have [which I assume returns an HttpResponse too].
def logout_user(request):
logout(request)
response = redirect('app.home.views.home')
response.delete_cookie('user_location')
return response
Hope this helps: delete cookie when caling "/clear-cookies"
location.href = '/clear-cookies';
1. Define a method in views.py:
def clear_cookies(request):
response = HttpResponseRedirect('/')
response.delete_cookie('_gat', domain='example.com')
response.delete_cookie('_ga', domain='example.com')
response.delete_cookie('_gid', domain='example.com')
return response
Add the path and method to your urls.py
url(r'^clear-cookies', clear_cookies),