The second value is overwriting the first. I don't think you can
return a list unless you use a multi-select box.
On Jul 13, 2:45 pm, Mackenzie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a form on one of my pages that has two fields with the same
> name. When I process the POST in my view I only get one of the values
> ( the last one ).
>
> EXAMPLE:
> HTML
> <input name="version" value="38" type="checkbox">
> <input name="version" value="35" type="checkbox">
>
> DEBUG
> POST:<MultiValueDict: {u'version': [u'38', u'35']}>
>
> VIEW
> request.POST['version']
>
> the above line is = 35 if both checkboxes are checked
>
> any ideas why I don't get a list with (38,35)?
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