On 2/4/07, Jason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Can anyone help with my super simple query string problem....
>
> I'm simply trying to get www.mysite.com/uptodate?build=123 parsed. The
> problem is I can't get any URL to match (I keep getting 404 - page not
> found).
>
>
> My URL:
>
> (r'^uptodate(?P<build>\d+)/$)', prog.main.uptodate'),
>
> My View:
>
> def uptodate(request, build='123'):
>
>
You only match the url, not the query string in urls.py:
(r'^uptodate'),
Them in your view you access the query through request.GET
def uptodate(request):
if request.method == 'GET':
build = request.GET.get('build', '123')
You could also just do:
build = request.get['build']
But by using get() you can set a default and catch any failures if
'build' is missing - works the same as a Dict.
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