See the library reference for information on how to get the value of
form/request parameters from the CGI environment:
http://docs.python.org/lib/node561.html
Paul
Thanks again Paul - now I can see that the request object is a
string of name/value pairs that occurs after a ? in a url e.g.
On 22 Okt, 10:34, sami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
See the library reference for information on how to get the value of
form/request parameters from the CGI environment:
http://docs.python.org/lib/node561.html
Paul
Thanks again Paul - now I can see that the request object is a
string of
En Mon, 22 Oct 2007 05:34:55 -0300, sami [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribi�:
Thanks again Paul - now I can see that the request object is a
string of name/value pairs that occurs after a ? in a url e.g.
url.com/index.cgi?name=samilang=python - is that correct? Googling
for this information is useless
Not exactly - this is the query string part of the URI.
Request and Response are the two messages defined by the HTTP protocol.
When you type a URL or click on a link or press a button in a page, your
browser builds the appropiate Request message and sends it to the server.
After processing,
On 21 Okt, 21:59, sami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks a ton Paul for the information. I am using CGI and my host
(nearlyfreespeech.net) does not have django hosting - and being mainly
a C/dekstop apps programmer I really don't want to learn the whole MVC
concept and its implementation (and
However, it shouldn't be too bad to set Django up, really, especially
if people have taken some time to explain something very close to what
you want to do using Django. Moreover, there's a Google group (django-
users) where you could ask general questions, and I imagine that
people will be
Hi
I am trying to write a facebook application in python - I have been
programming simple desktop applications till now and am not really
familiar with web apps
Pyfacebook is the wrapper for the REST based Facebook API - there is a
simple example for its usage as shown below:
def
On 21 Okt, 00:21, sami [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
def simple_web_app(request, api_key, secret_key):
fb = Facebook(api_key, secret_key, request.GET['auth_token'])
fb.auth_getSession()
A Django-based tutorial and source is available
