On 13:04 Thu 31 Mar , Ian Bicking wrote:
> Well, that's what happens when you don't excersize something at all
> before checking it in. Repeating that mistake, I've checked in a fix.
Nice! Seems to work perfectly now. Thanks for your work on this.
Eric
Eric Radman wrote:
On 10:42 Thu 31 Mar , Ian Bicking wrote:
I think that must be because it uses cgi.parse_qs directory, which
returns a dictionary of lists (never flattening parameters). I checked
in what I think is a fix.
I'm now getting a Serve Error when I submit POST data with a query
On 10:42 Thu 31 Mar , Ian Bicking wrote:
>
> I think that must be because it uses cgi.parse_qs directory, which
> returns a dictionary of lists (never flattening parameters). I checked
> in what I think is a fix.
I'm now getting a Serve Error when I submit POST data with a query
string in
Eric Radman wrote:
Hi all,
I discovered an odd issue with WSGIKit's handling of GET data when a
form is submitted with POST.
http://eradman.com/app/formtest?id=20
Shows up as:
id : 20
...but when I submit a form I get something like this:
password : abc124
id : ['10']
I think that must be because
Hi all,
I discovered an odd issue with WSGIKit's handling of GET data when a
form is submitted with POST.
http://eradman.com/app/formtest?id=20
Shows up as:
id : 20
...but when I submit a form I get something like this:
password : abc124
id : ['10']
Notice that the query string parameter 'i