2011/1/24 ilejn <[email protected]>:
> Hello!
>
> What is the best way to put two forms at one Web page?
>
> Each form is just a textbox.
>
> While GET part is more or less clear (I just pass all these forms to
> template), processing POST I have to find out which form was filled
> since it is important for business logic.
>
> My current approach is to examine web.input() content
> if 'Url1:' in web.input():
> checkurl = str(web.input()['Url1:'])
> else:
> checkurl = str(web.input()['Url2:'])
>
> It works, though it does not look elegant. Could someone please
> suggest anything better.
>
> Besides this, I have to use different names for my two textboxes,
> while I prefer giving the same name to them. Is it possible [assuming
> 'id' and 'label' are different at HTML level] ?
Put a hidden box in each form with different value.
def POST(self):
i = web.input()
# assuming that the name of the hidden field is "form"
if i.form == "foo":
return self.POST_foo(i)
else:
return self.POST_bar(i)
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