On Tuesday, February 8, 2011 7:18:59 PM UTC, gintare wrote:
>
>
> *.html
>
> <form action="/MainForm" method="POST">
> {% csrf_token %}
> <input type="submit" value="StartSearch" name="Search">
>
> <small><small><TD>starts</TD><TD><input type="radio" name="rLkIn"
> value="rstartsLkIn"</TD>
> <TD>ends</TD><TD><input type="radio" name="rLkIn" value="rendsLkIn"</
> TD>
> <TD>contains</TD><TD><input type="radio" name="rLkIn"
> value="rcontainsLkIn" checked</TD>
> <TD>equal</small></TD><TD><input type="radio" name="rLkIn"
> value="requalLkIn"</TD></small></small>
>
> <form>
> ''''''''''''''''''''''''#############################################
> views.py
>
> rstartsLkIn, rendsLkIn, rcontainsLkIn, requalLkIn =
> request.POST.get('rstartsLkIn','') ,
> request.POST.get('rendsLkIn','') ,
> request.POST.get('rcontainsLkIn','') ,
> request.POST.get('requalLkIn','')
>
> if (rcontainsLkIn)... gives none although it is already preselected
> initially.
>
> How i should read value from radio buttons?
> Check-boxes works perfectly.
>
> regards,
> gintare
>
You're testing for the keys, instead of the values.
You have a single radio button, whose name is "rLkIn" (any reason you can't
use readable names?). So that's the key in request.POST. The value will be
the selected button:
if request.POST.get('rLKln') == 'rcontainsLkln'
However, you really really should learn Django forms, which does all this
for you.
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