> if not request.GET.get('avatarkey',''):
> raise Http404
> elif len(request.GET['avatarkey']) != 36:
> raise Http404
Just as a side-note, these two are a bit redundant. I'd suggest
either
if 'avatarkey' not in request.GET or
len(request.GET['avatarkey'] != 36:
raise Http404
or even just
if len(request.GET.get('avatarkey', '') != 36:
raise Http404
because if the key is missing, your default's length is certainly
not 36 either :)
> else:
> render_to_response('signup_s2.html',
> {},RequestContext(request))
> else:
> raise Http404
>
> Why does this code not work?
Well, you're not doing a "return render_to_response". If that's
merely a code transcription omission, read on...otherwise, it
would 'splain why it's not returning what you think it should be
returning. :)
I'm slightly confused why you're passing an empty dict() into
your render_to_response() call. Seems superfluous to me.
Two other questions:
Which version of Django are you using?
What do you mean by "does...not work"?
-tim
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