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I have a django app and I use messages in order to show some limits that user passes.
My problem is that all my messages are shown after the second request.
I mean, after adding a message and going to a page where the the message should be shown, I don’t see it, but I start seeing it after a refresh.
What am I doing wrong?
This is probably how those messages are intended to work: You “trigger” them e.g. to show success/failure and then redirect to another page where it’s displayed. Remember: In case an action succeeded you should never stay on the page requested via POST but redirect so reloading won’t re-POST whatever was sent.