Alfonso schrieb:
> Thanks Alex,
>
> I tried that but no joy - the problem is I just can't get django to
> nicely capture the list's values - it's really stumped me!
>
> location_filter = request.POST.getlist("location") does give me a
> python list of location variables. But I can't get this resultant
> [u'ireland', u'nireland'] list to become iterable where I can just
> drop the values into a HttpResponseRedirect url like /ireland-
> nireland/
>
> I think I am approaching this incorrectly - If I try request.POST
> ["location"] It all works but only with the last item in the
> QueryDict.
>
Hi,
I would send the list as GET data:
http:/..../?location=a&location=b....
Then you can use this URL for a redirect, too.
You can use urlencode:
from django.utils.http import urlencode
to create the string after the question mark.
BTW, I think urlencode has a bug:
http://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/9089
Thomas
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