*I think you found the general idea - request.args is how the view passes
values back to the controller;*
*To pass values TO the view, you do this in the controller "return" - the
thing to remember is the flow of calls is:*
*request into your webserver (e.g. cherrypy, apache chain, etc.)*
*web2py parses request, and loads the target apps model definitions, then
calls the controller (the target of the request);*
The controller "returns" a dict, which web2py main then passes on the the
view, and the request ends with a reply to the client.
So, to get the "id" variable in the view template loaded from the
controller, you would (for example) do something like this:
def myaction_controller():
....
return dict( stuff=my.stuff, id=myselect.id )
and then in the view, something like this would show it
...
<h1> Here's your stuff: {{=id #note: that is the left side of the dict
which was passed to view}}
</h1>
...
I think this is what you were asking (and you can safely ignore the
"routes.py" references from others for this...).
Regards,
- Yarko
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 9:54 PM, Wiiboy <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hehe, found it in the Django-to-Web2py tutorial video: request.args
> >
>
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