On 3/27/06, Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hmmmm... It looks like it is similar to what I have. I ran nosetests and it
> worked for me as well.
>
> Is it any different from a browser submitting the data?
>
> url =
> u"/checkform?foo.name=Kevin&foo.age=some%20Número".encode("utf-8")
The test is somewhat different in that your form is probably doing a
POST, and this test is simulating a GET. I wouldn't *expect* POST vs.
GET to make any difference in how filters are applied, though.
> And I see a difference in my controller. I have:
>
> kword['faixa']['superior']
>
> and you used:
>
> newroot.foo["name"]
>
>
> Maybe I should use kword.faixa['superior'].
Nope. That's just a difference of how I'm doing the asserts in my
test... nothing to do with how you'd really implement a controller
like that (you'll note that the controller is just doing self.foo =
foo, which is something you certainly wouldn't do in a normal
controller).
Actually, now that I look at the error your presenting in this last
message, that's a different problem. In that error, you're trying to
set a database column to a dictionary. That's an application problem.
Kevin
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