Solved it using this:
arglist = "page = 0" + "&orderpref=" + "None" + "&agent=" + str
(form.vars.agent) + \
"&fsource=" + str(form.vars.fsource) +
"&fromdate=" + str
(form.vars.fromdate) + "&to=" + str(form.vars.to)
redirect(URL(request.application, 'default', 'searchpurchaseresults/?'
+ arglist ))
I received at other function using
myarg = request.vars.varname
I think code's bit clumsy which reduces readability of code, any other
way to produce that arglst ??
On Jan 14, 4:39 pm, vvk <varunk.ap...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm redirecting from a function as:
> redirect(URL(r = request, f = 'testingargs', args = arglist ))
>
> At "testingargs" function, I'm getting "underscores" for arguments
> (request.args(0)) if there are any spaces in arguments. Is there a way
> to receive arguments without getting these underscores ?
>
> redirect(URL (f="testingargs", args=["these are args with spaces"])
> I'm getting at testingargs function for request.args(0):
> these_args_have_spaces
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