First of all may I recommend you to use Django forms:
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/forms/
> With this method i have the following error:
> Key 'user_text' not found in <QueryDict: {}>
>> def view(request):
>> user_text = request.GET['user_text']
>> return render_to_reponse("....html",{'user_text':user_text})
When requesting the view for the first time the request.GET dict will
not contain a 'user_text'. If you replace request.GET['user_text'] by
request.GET('user_text', '') it will not raise an exception, but return
'' (empty string) if no 'user_text' is contained in the GET dict.
Besides it's good practice to use POST for forms, if they're used to
submit new or modify existing data. That's the reason why the example
code in the forms documentation always checks for request.method ==
'POST' to see if the form is actually being submitted or loaded for the
first time.
In order to get the idea of POST and GET better you might be best of
googeling for it and reading up what the HTTP methods are supposted to
be used for. Rule of thumb: Use POST whenever you're modifying data and
GET when querying data.
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