I have a method that evaluates the incoming "HttpRequest" from a
webpage. As such, I'll use the following call to retrieve the data:
>> person_id = request.GET.get('person_id', '')
At this point, assuming I have a valid value for "some_id", I'd like
to use it in this statement:
>> results = Person.objects.get(person_id=???)
(NOTE: "person_id" is a member of the Person class)
I'm new to Python/Django, so my initial guess is that the "???" should
be replaced with either:
>> results = Person.objects.get(person_id='%d' % (person_id))
... or ...
>> results = Person.objects.get(person_id=person_id)
Is either guess correct? I've been digging through DjangoBook.com and
I can't find any examples of this common paradigm. HELP!
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