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JavaScript Express Basics Deeper into Routing with Express Solution: Clearing Cookies and Redirecting

Posted by Yen-Chen Chu
Yen-Chen Chu
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so the "goodbye" url will never display in this case, right?

so the "goodbye" url will never display in this case, right?

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Matthew Pantel
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Matthew Pantel
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Super late response, but figured I'd put this here for others....

Correct, I actually never created a pug file for /goodbye

Since you're using the res.redirect('/hello') for the /goodbye post statement, you'll never see the /goodbye page.

I found this article to be fairly helpful with understanding the inner workings... https://masteringjs.io/tutorials/express/redirect

Also, can look up HTTP status 302 for additional information on that status code (its the code for redirects)