Thank you you are amazing
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here it the solution
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if new_data['localisation']:
print "new_data contains : " +str(new_data)
loc=new_data.getlist('localisation')
print 'loc : '+str(loc)
print "new_data['localisation'] contains : " +str(loc)
temp.set_localisation(loc)
the explanation is obvious when you know about it.
here it is the complete explanation:
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/request_response/#querydict-objects
The short one is :
* new_data['localisation'] return the last value
* new_data.getlist('localisation') return the list
this is the kind of thing where you have to get burned once before
knowing it is hot for ever...
Thank you very much limodou for your great support.
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