mosscliffe a écrit : > I am struggling to find a python example of the scenario - I have. > > I have a python script, which generates a page with a search button > (actually an input field). > > The data from the above submissions is interrogated and the same > script produces a new search option and the a page of results from the > previous search request. - as done by Google's Main search page. > > The user then has the option of a new search or navigating to a > different page of results with the usual Start, Previous, Next and > Last Buttons. > > How can I identify which button has been pressed. Do I need a > separate form for each button and hide all the relevant session fields > in each form or is there a way of identifying which button has been > pressed on the page.
This is not really a Python problem - would be the same with any server-side techno... <OT> You shouldn't use buttons for navigation, but links. The simplest solution is to pass all the relevant data into the query string (the ?key=val&key2=val2&etc=etc part of the url). In your case, this would be something like resending all the search params, and adding the current page and the action (ie 'action=next' or 'action=first' etc...) </OT> -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
