Thank you Ben! :)
That was what I'm doing actually,
but the error was elswhere, and
a stupid one (a python one)
I'm using the same technique now,
but with web.redirect instead.
So it's:
if url:
do_check(url)
else:
web.redirect('../')
without giving a single hint about the error,
but well the index page is static ;-)
Karim
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On 8 nov, 23:48, "Ben Hoyt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Karim,
>
> > @dougalg: yes, I've seen this error, I've tried some htaccess "hack" for
> > it but it didn't worked, I tried inside the check class nothing too... I
> > guess I'm messing something very stupid. It always happens to me
>
> I guess you're referring to the "internal server error" when you click
> "Check it" with no url in the box?
>
> I'm not sure exactly what the problem is without seeing your code, but can't
> you just redirect back to the home page if input.url is blank? (You could
> show an error message if you wanted.) Something like this:
>
> class check:
> def GET(self, url):
> do_check(url)
>
> def POST(self):
> url = web.input(url='').url
> if url:
> do_check(url)
> else:
> web.seeother('/?error=no-url')
>
> --
> Ben Hoyt,http://benhoyt.com/
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