Thanks a lot, it works today, but it was acting up a bit yesterday. I really appreciate it, maybe I just needed to completely get rid of the browser cache.
Peace and thanks again,
Muk
On 8/17/06, Jonathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you have a line like<input type="text" name="first_name" value="default value">in your html file then if you try the following in your script fileprint REQUEST['first_name']return printedyou should see "default value" printed outyou can try:print REQUESTto see the entire contents of REQUEST (very informative)Note: if you do not have a default value in your <input> statement and you do not enter anything in the input field when the form is displayed, then when the form is submitted REQUEST will not contain an entry for the corresponding form field (an entry is made in REQUEST only when data is entered in the form field)JonathanCc: zope@zope.orgSent: Thursday, August 17, 2006 4:40 PMSubject: Re: [Zope] Python Scripts and HTML FormsHey All,
Sorry about that, what I meant is that I get a KeyError. It says that the first_name in REQUEST['first_name'] is not found, when I try to set the variable in line in the script where fname = REQUEST['first_name'].
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Muk
On 8/17/06, Jonathan < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:What does "it doesn't seem to work" mean? Error messages/traceback? What does your form & script contain? More info on the problem is definitely required!Jonathan----- Original Message -----From: Muk YanTo: Jonathan ; zope@zope.orgSent: Thursday, August 17, 2006 4:20 PMSubject: Re: [Zope] Python Scripts and HTML FormsHey Jonathan, All,
Thanks I tried your solution, but it doesn't seem to work. Can anybody shed some more light on this situation, since what Jonathan provides is exactly what I want to do, but it's not working.
Am I forgetting to put parameteres or some other newbie mistake like that?
Thanks in advance and thanks again Jonathan.
-Muk
On 8/17/06, Jonathan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Form variables are stored in REQUEST. In a python script you gain access to REQUEST by:REQUEST = container.REQUESTyou can then access the form variables by:fname = REQUEST['first_name']you can check for the presence of a form variable byif REQUEST.has_key('first_name'):orif REQUEST.get('first_name', None):hthJonathan----- Original Message -----From: Muk YanTo: zope@zope.orgSent: Thursday, August 17, 2006 2:57 PMSubject: [Zope] Python Scripts and HTML FormsDear Trusted Zope Zealots,
This subject was a bit too broad to do a google search on, because I've tried and the lack of relevancy was astounding.
I've probably been committing a cardinal sin in DTML, but I couldn't figure any other work around.
I have an HTML form in a DTML Document say:
<form action="" method="post"
Name:<input type="text" name:"first_name">
</form>
I want to use "first_name" in a python script, but what I've been doing is setting it in the process_this_form, which is a DTML method:
DTML Method, process_this_form:
<dtml-call "REQUEST.SESSION.set ('firstName', first_name)>
<dtml-call "this_is_a_python_script()">
and in the Python Script, this_is_a_python_script
I use REQUEST.SESSION.get('firstName')
What my question is, is there anyway to directly access "first_name" from the form in the python script without having to have to call the <dtml-call " REQUEST.SESSION.set('firstName', first_name)> and then REQUEST.SESSION.get('firstName') in the python script. Sort of a sophomoric question, but any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
-Muk
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