i am currently writing basic functionalities beacuse i was writing and
testing simultaneously..(by my own standards)..
please bare with me for some more hours!!
On Monday, February 3, 2014 9:02:51 PM UTC+5:30, SAHIL SHEKHAWAT wrote:
>
> hey friends,
> for some time now i have been working on implementing ipython notebook to
> sympy_gamma.the main problem of ipython's json format is solved but i have
> problem in using django!! please suggest!
>
> I am using the 'r' variable from the views.input view and rendering json
> after parsing it to another url after the user click on the notebook's link
> which then redirect to nbviewer
> But as both views.input and json creator are both different views i am
> having difficulty passing the variable between them. i have passed the
> result from the result.html template using
>
> <a href="{% url app.views.json_creator %}?result={{
> result|safe }}">
>
> to json_creator. it is working ( to some extend) but it is getting passed
> in some weird format...this dictionary which is getting passed is full of
> "%<some number>" and "\\" something like mathjax when the view is
> receiving. and thus my view is not able to parse it because it is not a
> python dictionary anymore..it will be nice if some django developer could
> suggest somethings.
> besides using GET request i know that i can create an invisible form and
> get the 'r' from POST or i can use app engine datastore..
> with datastore it is very easy but storing and deleting datastore is not
> free on app engine so i am preferring GET method else..
> Furthermore, i know that maximum length if url is somewhere around 2000
> characters but i dont think that json could be larger than that so thats
> why i think this method is appropriate..
> Thanks.
>
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