Victor Subervi wrote:
On Thu, Dec 24, 2009 at 3:28 PM, MRAB <pyt...@mrabarnett.plus.com
<mailto:pyt...@mrabarnett.plus.com>> wrote:
Victor Subervi wrote:
Hi;
I have the following code:
try:
trueVal = form.getlist(storeColNames[i])
colNames.append(storeColNames[i])
if len(trueVal) > 1:
trueVal = string.join(trueVal, ',')
Unless you're using a very old version of Python, you should be using
the string method:
trueVal = ','.join(trueVal)
values.append(trueVal)
elif len(trueVal) == 1:
print storeColNames[i], trueVal, '<br />'
trueVal = '%s' % trueVal[0]
values.append(trueVal)
if len(trueVal) > 0:
sql = '%s="%s"' % (storeColNames[i], trueVal)
sqlUpdate.append(sql)
except:
raise
This works fine except when storeColNames[i] returns no data.
Now, if I were dealing with getfirst instead of getlist, I could
easily put in a nonsense default data value such as '%$#' and
check for that. But how can I do that or something similar (and
preferably more elegant) with getlist, which takes only the one
name parameter?
You just need to check whether len(trueVal) == 0. Simple.
The problem is that it doesn't see the value at all
trueVal = form.getlist(storeColNames[i])
test = ','.join(trueVal)
if len(test) == 0:
trueVal == ''
It simply doesn't register storeColNames[i] if there is nothing provided
from the referring page. Here's a test printout:
[snip]
You can see from the above part with breaks that "Availability" isn't
logged. But it is in the insert statement...without a value, which
throws an error. The complete code follows:
[snip]
Try working through the code by hand for that value.
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