redirectTo()

Signature

redirectTo() — returns void

Available in: controller Category: Miscellaneous Functions

Description

Redirects the browser to the supplied controller/action/key, route or back to the referring page. Internally, this function uses the URLFor function to build the link and the cflocation tag to perform the redirect.

Parameters

Name	Type	Required	Default	Description
back	boolean	no	false	Set to true to redirect back to the referring page.
addToken	boolean	no	false	See documentation for your CFML engine’s implementation of cflocation.
statusCode	numeric	no	302	See documentation for your CFML engine’s implementation of cflocation.
route	string	no	—	Name of a route that you have configured in config/routes.cfm.
method	string	no	—
controller	string	no	—	Name of the controller to include in the URL.
action	string	no	—	Name of the action to include in the URL.
key	any	no	—	Key(s) to include in the URL.
params	string	no	—	Any additional parameters to be set in the query string (example: wheels=cool&x=y). Please note that Wheels uses the & and = characters to split the parameters and encode them properly for you. However, if you need to pass in & or = as part of the value, then you need to encode them (and only them), example: a=cats%26dogs%3Dtrouble!&b=1.
anchor	string	no	—	Sets an anchor name to be appended to the path.
onlyPath	boolean	no	true	If true, returns only the relative URL (no protocol, host name or port).
host	string	no	—	Set this to override the current host.
protocol	string	no	—	Set this to override the current protocol.
port	numeric	no	0	Set this to override the current port number.
url	string	no	—	Redirect to an external URL.
delay	boolean	no	false	Set to true to delay the redirection until after the rest of your action code has executed.
encode	boolean	no	true	Encode URL parameters using EncodeForURL(). Please note that this does not make the string safe for placement in HTML attributes, for that you need to wrap the result in EncodeForHtmlAttribute() or use linkTo(), startFormTag() etc instead.