Am 27.08.2007, 15:59 Uhr, schrieb onsombal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
changed_field1 = form.get('field1')
changed_field1 = "a new computed value"
field1 = changed_field1
#create a new record with form field results for field2 & field3, and a
computed value for field1
context.insertNew()
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This is really bad as it undoes all your good work of checking the the
values in your script. All ZSQL methods also have access to the REQUEST
object by default so your ZSQL method sees context.REQUEST.field1. Way
back when ZSQL was developed support for request objects was given to ZSQL
to allow funky parameters in the URL as well as the other usual special
methods such as manage and edit. Personally I think this is a bad idea and
always pass my parameters in as named arguments as Maciej suggests or as a
dictionary for neatness if there is a lot of them.
Charlie
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