Tim,
Thanks for your tip, I was able to maintain the correct value in the
current session and retrieve it in the next request as you had
suggested.
This solved the issue of two different clients hitting the server as
they have unique session_keys. An exception here is if I have two
browsers open
> This is bound to fail when user A hits view #1, then user B hits
> view #1 (overwriting A's global), then user A hits view #2,
> seeing B's results.
Yep, figured that out the hard way
> your views should be fairly stateless, relying only on
> information coming from the user -- whether stored
On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 12:54 PM, GP wrote:
>
> > What you want to do is abstract the machinery that creates the queryset
> into
> > a seperate function, that way you can take the GET vars in both functions
> > and get a queryset from them. FWIW I've been working on a project to do
> > something
> What you want to do is abstract the machinery that creates the queryset into
> a seperate function, that way you can take the GET vars in both functions
> and get a queryset from them. FWIW I've been working on a project to do
> something similar here:http://github.com/alex/django-filter/tree/m
On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 2:00 AM, GP wrote:
>
> I have a view which generates a table (table_view) of the most recent
> entries entered in the Test table of the database. I have the option
> of querying the database and render the table based on the user
> criteria as well
>
> Something like this:
GP wrote:
> I have a view which generates a table (table_view) of the most recent
> entries entered in the Test table of the database. I have the option
> of querying the database and render the table based on the user
> criteria as well
>
> Something like this: tests = Test.objects.filter(field1
I have a view which generates a table (table_view) of the most recent
entries entered in the Test table of the database. I have the option
of querying the database and render the table based on the user
criteria as well
Something like this: tests = Test.objects.filter(field1 = ...)
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