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Daniel West
dwmp at opti.cgi.net
Fri Jan 9 10:41:18 EST 2004
The req object is just a python object. You can assign any new members you want to it and they will remain throughout Apache's request handling process. So in your authenhandler() do this: req.form = FieldStorage(req) Then when you need to get your variables in handler() just do this: path = req.form['PATH'].value -Dan At 05:29 PM 1/9/2004 +0100, you wrote: >Hello Daniel, > > >>You're probably creating a FieldStorage in authenhandler() and then >>recreating the FieldStorage in your handler(). You're using a POST >>request so the when FieldStorage is created it reads the fields from the >>body of the request (GET requests put the variables in the header) via >>the req.read() method. Once you've read the body of the of a request, it >>cannot be read again. So when your second FieldStorage is created, there >>is no body request data left to be read. >>As it turns out, the req object you get in authenhandler() and handler() >>is the same object. > > >It is just as you said: I used a POST request and called FieldStorage in >authenhandler() and handler(). > >>So when you create your first FieldStorage in authenhandler(), assign it >>to the req object and it will be available in your handler() function >>without having to recreate it again. > >How can you assign the FieldStorage to a req object ? I could not find any >variable it could be assigned to in the docu. > > > >Arno > > > >>-Dan >> >> >>At 02:12 PM 1/9/2004 +0100, you wrote: >> >>>Hello, >>> >>>I have just started using mod_pyhon and have come to a problem I cannot >>>find an solution for: >>> >>>In my html file there is a hidden input named PATH: >>> >>><FORM method="post" action="/qwer/eval.py"> >>><INPUT type="hidden" name="PATH" value="/mhanel/physik/1b/2002-11-24"/> >>>... >>></FORM> >>> >>>When the form is submitted the PATH variable reaches the >>>authenhandler(req) which I can give out to a file: >>> >>>PATH=/schools/HTL-Imst/innenausbau/teachers/mhanel/physik/1b/2002-11-24 >>> >>>but after that it does not reach the following handler(req) function. It >>>always raises an KeyError since the PATH variable does not exist in this >>>function anymore ! >>>Can anyone point me to the right direction ? >>> >>> >>> >>>cheers, >>> >>>Arno >> >>_______________________________________________ >>Mod_python mailing list >>Mod_python at modpython.org >>http://mailman.modpython.org/mailman/listinfo/mod_python > >
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