redbaron wrote: > There is a way to separate POST and GET vars. I hope it could be > useful as it allows you to define behavior of your app in more strict > manner. For example if someone sends data to /login using POST method > and adds some vars to URL the all of them appears in web.input(). > > You can emulate it with form like: > '<form action="/test?a=555&b=666" method="POST" name="login">' and > then in /test controller in POST method handler just print out > web.input(). you'll see both form variables and get variables. If you > expect to process only POST variables and ignore GET then instead of > web.input() do web.input(_method='post').
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