Hei Glauco -
On Dec 6, 2007 9:39 AM, Glauco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi all, i've found a solution to the problem of too-long-url.
> i hope this is useful
>
>
> Paginate function (next_page, top_page, end_page, next_page) create url
> based on how many field are in the form, using
> all data from request.
>
> cherrypy.request.params.copy()
>
>
> if a form has a lot of field this create an invalid URL, so i have
> create a work-around for this.
>
>
> before passing data to variable_encode i clear unuseful data from
> request with a simple recursive funct.
Hmmmmm... it may cause a problem here...
How can you know if a data is unuseful ?
Lets imagine this situation: paginate would render its links like:
/exposed_method/?a=11&b=&c=222&tg_data_pageno....
If I understood correctly you propose, the "b" parameter would be
omitted from paginates links...
Now, what if our exposed_method has this signature ?
def exposed_method(self, a, b, c=None):
...
"b" parameter must be informed... even if it is empty... otherwise you
will get a TypeError exception...
[]s
Roger
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