Thanks, I fixed it with the next code:
redirect(URL('modificar_obra',vars=dict(a=form.vars.nombre)))On 19 ene, 11:19, Kenneth Lundström <[email protected]> wrote: > If you look at form.vars.name1 before passing them via redirect you ll > see that no replacing has been done, try with > > if form.accepts (request.vars, session): > session.flash = "Form sent" > return form.vars.name1 > > the replacing happens in the redirect because you can t have an URL with > spaces in it. If you pass name1='test ing' and test2='huu huu' you would get > an URL like > > /eliminar_prevencion_riesgos/test ing/huu huu/ and thats not allowed in > web2py. > > Kenneth > > > > > > > > > When I extract the value of a form field, if I've written for example > > "take helmet", I get the value of field `take_helmet, why? > > The code is as follows: > > > form = FORM ('name risk', > > INPUT (_name = 'name1', required = [IS_NOT_EMPTY (), > > IS_UPPER ()]), > > 'preventive action Name:', > > INPUT (_name = 'name2', required = [IS_NOT_EMPTY (), > > IS_UPPER ()]), > > INPUT (_type = 'submit')) > > form.accepts if (request.vars, session): > > session.flash = "Form sent" > > redirect (URL ('eliminar_prevencion_riesgos', args = > > (form.vars.nombre1, form.vars.nombre2))) > > > When I look at the value of variables, form.vars.name1, > > form.vars.name2, spaces between words are filled with the symbol '_'. > > How I can fix this?
