On 26/06/2011 12:04, Vlad K. wrote:
Thanks for your reply, but the problem is there is no
request.POST("var"), there is request.POST("var[foo]") and at that point
I don't know all the possible values of "foo". I solved with with a
custom extraction function.
I'd strongly recommend you look at colander:
http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/colander/dev/
...if you just want extraction of structured data from requests.
If you want full form generation, then move on to using deform.
cheers,
Chris
But I can't trust that the order given in the form is the same given
through POST
Yes, you can.
and especially the same reconstructed via WebOb's multidict
entities (since Python's dicts are not ordered).
WebOb's multidicts are ordered.
Suggestions (I mean, other than using a lib or function that parses
foo[id], bar[id], ...)?
If you have to re-write a server without changing a client form then
yes, your best bet *is* to write a function that mimics what PHP's
extraction does.
cheers,
Chris
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