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Chad Whitacre
chad at zetaweb.com
Mon Dec 13 16:24:11 EST 2004
> parse_qsl appears to give a list, while parse_qs gives a dictionary. > The dictionary appears to return the values as lists. So a key > "param" will have a list "['value']". I guess this must be to allow > for multiple values per key (i.e.: form controls that allow for this). > For me it seems simpler to use parse_qsl (the list version) and turn > it into a dictionary, so that I have single-value values. Make sense? Yes, good to know. > Anyway, now I'm on to form values, and experimenting with why some > form fields don't come through. :( I'm on the trail, though. :) Cool, good luck! > Kevin > > > On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 14:27:03 -0500, Chad Whitacre <chad at zetaweb.com> wrote: > >>Kevin, >> >>Cool. I hadn't found parse_qsl yet but I imagine it just gives you the >>qs in a dict? >> >>I've never actually used PSP so I'm not sure what it provides in terms >>of debugging. mod_python itself is somewhat lower level than PHP so you >>have to be more explicit, e.g., req.write(sys.exec_info()). Your errors >>also show up in the Apache error log, of course. >> >>RE: my web apps ... they're all in Zope/Plone atm, so debugging means >>digging through about 18 layers of cruft. ;-) >> >> >>chad >> >> >> >> >>Kevin White wrote: >> >>>chad, >>> >>>I'll take a look at what you recommended. In the meantime, I had >>>found an example using util.parse_qsl(req.args or '') and I've been >>>trying that with some success. >>> >>>My frustration now is that I cannot seem to debug the program. :( PHP >>>gives quite good information when problems occur, but mod_python does >>>not seem to be quite as friendly. How do you debug your web apps? >>> >>>Thanks again, >>> >>>Kevin >>> >>> >>>On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 11:43:37 -0500, Chad Whitacre <chad at zetaweb.com> wrote: >>> >>> >>>>>I'm new to mod_python (and python itself, to be honest). But I've >>>>>programmed in many other languages (java, c#, VB.Net, PHP, ASP, etc.). >>>> >>>>Welcome :-) >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>>What I'm trying to figure out is how to access GET (querystring) and >>>>>POST (form) parameters from a PSP page. >>>> >>>>The object representing your HTTP request is documented here: >>>> >>>> http://modpython.org/live/current/doc-html/pyapi-mprequest.html >>>> >>>>Check out add_common_vars under "Methods" and subprocess_env and args >>>>under "Members". Not sure about any PSP-specific steps needed though. >>>> >>>>hth, >>>>chad >>>> >>>>_______________________________________________ >>>>Mod_python mailing list >>>>Mod_python at modpython.org >>>>http://mailman.modpython.org/mailman/listinfo/mod_python >>>> >>> >>> >>> > >
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