There is always Request().field then
its not the method, its the lack of docs.
Ian Sparks wrote:
>>
If you
use value you will get a result it the data is in the querystring, post
data or cookie data.
<<
Is this really a good idea? One of the
things that attracts users to Webware from Zope is that Webware is a
lot more explicit (=manageable).
This "helpful" feature looks like a
potential source of hard-to-find bugs and weird behaviour.
But then again I don't think that I ever use cookies anymore so it
probably does not matter.
Why? Does Webware provide some other form of session to session persistence?
If so, what about users on dialup and/or other connections which change IP?
-Kaishaku
Nothing strange here, I did not mean to confuse the issue.
You can set a cookie value using Reponse.setCookie and read that using
value.
If you use value you will get a result it the data is in the
querystring, post data or cookie data.
Webware does use cookies to pass around the sessionID as most other
systems do.
--
-Aaron
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"I don't know what's wrong with my television set. I was getting
C-Span and the Home Shopping Network on the same station.
I actually bought a congressman."
- Bruce Baum
--
-Aaron
http://www.MetroNY.com/
"I don't know what's wrong with my television set. I was getting
C-Span and the Home Shopping Network on the same station.
I actually bought a congressman."
- Bruce Baum
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