Form Submission after Errors throws CSRF Forbidden

[tulpn]

I have followed the instructions for this module, and the CSRF tokens seem to work. I have a custom SessionEngine and I can see that the csrf_token is correctly bound to a session.

However, when I submit a form purposely with false data and the form returns with an error, the user is not able to correct their input and submit the form again. On second submit the user receives a CSRF Forbidden message.

I am using django's render() method in my views. So it should take care of all the CSRF for the request/context. Is there anything else that I need to take care of?

[tulpn]

Ok, it seems that context.update(csrf(request)) caused this issue.

[glogiotatidis]

Hi @tulpn

Ok, it seems that context.update(csrf(request)) caused this issue.

Does this mean that it works for you now? I'd directly request and render the token in the template using {% csrf_token %}

[tulpn]

Yes, it does work. I was also using the {% csrf_token %} tag in my templates.