Redirecting POST/PUT calls

As default behaviour of both methods mentioned above results in sending

Asadefault behaviour of both methods mentioned above results in sending

response with ``301`` or ``302`` HTTP status codes, the following call will

be made with use of HTTP request method. Butit some scenarios it is

expected or required that following call will be made with the same HTTP

be made with use of HTTP request method. Butin some scenarios it's either

expected or required thatthefollowing call will be made with the same HTTP

method, i.e. when initial call was ``POST`` one, then following one should

be also ``POST`` not ``GET``. In order to achieve this both

:method:`Symfony\\Bundle\\FrameworkBundle\\Controller\\RedirectController::urlRedirectAction`

and

:method:`Symfony\\Bundle\\FrameworkBundle\\Controller\\RedirectController::redirectAction`

are accepting aditional switch called ``keepRequestMethod``:

are accepting aditional switch called ``keepRequestMethod``.

..configuration-block::

..code-block::yaml

..code-block::xml

..code-block::php

Switching ``keepRequestMethod`` switch to ``true`` will result in sending

response with either ``307`` (when ``permament`` switch is set to false) or

``308`` (with ``permament`` being true) HTTP status code which will tell that

HTTP request should be repeated with both request method and body being

unchanged.

When ``keepRequestMethod`` is set to ``true`` with either ``permanent`` set to

``false`` which will lead to a ``307`` response or ``308`` with

``permanent`` being ``true``. Theses codes will give information in the HTTP

request that the method should be repeated without altering the body.