Am 16.06.2007, 21:19 Uhr, schrieb Ken Winter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
p = [9765, 10058, 11333]
s = ', '.join([str(x) for x in p])
"
In either case, s ends up as the string "9765, 10058, 11333". That's
what
gets passed to the ZSQL method (below), and that's where the trouble
seems
to be.
I find this code a bit convoluted and somewhat dangerous if you are
passing data from a web form. What's wrong with repeatedly calling a
delete_person() method that just accepts a single id as a <dtml-sqlvar>?
This stuff is coming from a web form so it probably won't be a huge list
so the speed won't matter.
If not, there is no need to explicity convert your parameters in a list
comprehension:
p = ", ".join(p)
or even
p = str(p)[1:-1]
Have you declared id_list explicitly as an argument for your ZSQL method?
Keyword arguments will be ignored by ZSQL methods unless they are
explicitly declared as arguments.
Charlie
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