On Wednesday, 15 February 2012 19:02:51 UTC, Hans wrote:
>
> I'm using a form for my webpage that returns values with simillar key
> values. Now for backend compatibility reasons I cannot change the key
> variables.
>
> This is the query dictionary returned from the HTML file.
> <QueryDict: {u'province': [u'ON', u'AB'], u'city': [u'Toronto',
> u'dsadasdadas'], u'first_name': [u'asdasdas'], u'last_name':
> [u'dasdasdas'], u'security_number': [u'321'], u'address1': [u'yonge
> street', u'bay street'], u'address2': [u'32131', u'111'],
> u'card_type': [u'visa'], u'postal_code': [u'M2N7g0', u'M2N7G9'],
> u'expiry_month': [u'12'], u'country': [u'CA', u'CA'], u'answer':
> [u'Save'], u'expiry_year': [u'2014'], u'csrfmiddlewaretoken':
> [u'454262933677675b67eb1e23147c60df'], u'phone_number': [u'21312312'],
> u'card_number': [u'4111111111111111']}>"
>
> whenever i use HttpResponse(request.POST['address1']) it prints out
> 'bay street' when I would like it to print out the other value stored
> in the key address1 which is 'yonge street'. How would I go about
> accessing this other value in the key variable?
request.POST.getlist('address1')
However, if you're using a form, you should be accessing
form.cleaned_data['address1'].
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