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the frameworks i’ve used (granted not that many.. pylons,cakephp,rails,etc) all seem to use a client side redirect when going from 1 controller action to another. wouldn’t it be better to save a roundtrip and do the redirect server side?
of the top of my head, i can only think that it’s to rewrite the url in the client browser.. is there anything else i’m missing?
Header redirects after form submission are done to prevent re-POSTing when refreshing the page (or the like)