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I know there is in the development version of Django, but I don’t see this in Django 1.0. I took a look of the code and such an exception is definitely not built in. I need to have this ability as I can’t add the csrf middleware token to a third party flash app I am using which needs to make a POST request back to django. 🙁
Anyone have any ideas?
The answer to this problem is simply recreate the token using the middleware and add it into the view and then making it accessible in the template for JavaScript/Flash.