On Tue, 2008-12-16 at 23:23 -0800, oops wrote:
> def OrderPlacedView(request):
> form = OrderPlaceForm()
> try:
> print "try"
> print request.POST
> #brand = BrandName.objects.get(pk=request.POST['brand'])
> except:
> print"nothing"
> return render_to_response('inventory/orderprocess.html',
> {'form':form})
>
> above is my view code when a try to call this view its give and error
> "The view didn't return an HttpResponse object."
>
> i have similar type of view which works fine whats the problem with
> this ..
Well, the error message is giving you a very big clue. When you see
that, look for all the ways that you are exiting that function. In this
case, what happens when no exception is raised?
At a guess, you have added the wrong indentation on the last line.
Regards,
Malcolm
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