On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 9:48 PM, dineshv <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Could you please explain how web.input works for multiple entries? For
> example, consider the entry /example.com?id=10&id2=20:
>
> def POST(self):
> # Assume, the HTML name for the input is 'entry'
> # web.input stores the user input in a dictionary-like object
> ie. entry ={} - yes/no?
> # entry = web.input()
> # In our example, entry = {id:10, id2:20}
> # a = entry.id or a = entry["id"]
> # b = entry.id2 or b = entry["id2"]
> # Btw, what does web.debug(entry) do?
>
> entry = web.input()
> web.debug(entry)
> a = entry.id
> b = entry.id2
> return
>
> Is this correct?
>
> Dinesh
Not sure what you're asking, it's all clearly stated in the comments
of the snippet you've posted.
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