How to raise or return 405 method not allowed in Django

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I want to raise or return a 405 Method not allowed but I cannot find how. Like in Flask you could do abort(405). Is there anyway to raise or return a Django 405 exception.

This could be helpful for you: django-rest-framework.org/api-guide/exceptions There is also the possibility to create a custom exception handler — alx
– alx, Commented Dec 3, 2020 at 7:47

Flimm · Accepted Answer · 2024-06-14 07:09:55Z

Ok, I found the answer. You could use what Alex has said. But you can also use the HttpResponseNotAllowed and click here for the docs.

return HttpResponseNotAllowed()

If you want to return a custom one just do the following:

return render(request, "Error Pages/405.html", status=405)

Notice the status, that is what will tell the browser about the code that is being returned.

For 404 errors, you have a choice between throwing an Http404 exception and returning an HttpResponseNotFound object. There is no equivalent Http405 class though, only HttpResponseNotAllowed

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