On 3/30/06, yml <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thank you you are amazing
> ============
> here it the solution
> =============
> if new_data['localisation']:
> print "new_data contains : " +str(new_data)
> loc=new_data.getlist('localisation')
> print 'loc : '+str(loc)
> print "new_data['localisation'] contains : " +str(loc)
> temp.set_localisation(loc)
>
> the explanation is obvious when you know about it.
> here it is the complete explanation:
> http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/request_response/#querydict-objects
>
> The short one is :
> * new_data['localisation'] return the last value
> * new_data.getlist('localisation') return the list
>
> this is the kind of thing where you have to get burned once before
> knowing it is hot for ever...
>
> Thank you very much limodou for your great support.
>
You are welcome. I forgot that if you want to get a list from a
MultiDict you should using getlist(). But it seems no this situation
in M-R branch. I'll check the source code carefully.
:P
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