Daniel J. Popowich
dpopowich at comcast.net
Tue Jul 6 10:45:35 EDT 2004
mod_python user writes: > I'm new to python and consequently mod_python but have discovered the > servlet" package, and actually have a small templated webapp up and > running. Extremely powerful language. > > I would like to be able to retrieve both _form_ and _query_ variables, > even if they share the same name. e.g. > > <form method='post' action='/?name=NAME_ONE'> > <input type='hidden' name='name' value='NAME_TWO' /> > <input type='submit' /> > </form> > > It seems that when both a GET and POST variable share the same name that > the GET (query) variable always wins. > > Does anybody know how this might be accomplished? Since you're acquiring this data from a POST you will probably want to use form_vars instead of query_vars and set it like this: form_vars = [('name', [])] Setting form_vars this way tells the servlet handler to get the value of 'name' from the FieldStorage instance with the getlist method. Setting form_vars like this: form_vars = ['name'] tells the handler to retrieve 'name' using the getfirst method. Check out lesson #10 in the tutorial that comes with Mod_python Servlets for a discussion concerning retrieving lists. Lesson #12 discusses query_vars vs. form_vars. Daniel
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