On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 12:10 PM, Jesse wrote:
>
> The problem is that the python converts the andor value to a
> character, even though the radio button is presenting it as numeric.
> I needed to place quotes around the number:
> if andor == '1' and then it works. Hope this helps someone else.
>
The problem is that the python converts the andor value to a
character, even though the radio button is presenting it as numeric.
I needed to place quotes around the number:
if andor == '1' and then it works. Hope this helps someone else.
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You
Template:
{% for pathology in pathology_list %}
{{ pathology.pathology }}
{% endfor %}
There are actually three search selects(pathology, commodity,
technology) The user can do and/or for a mix or match of the three,
which is why I need the and/or option in the views.py.
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 11:04 AM, Jesse wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have a radio button in template for a search "AND" or "OR"
> selection, with the name andor1 values 1 (or) and 2 (and)
>
>
>
> In the views.py:
> def Bypub(request):
>andor1 = request.POST['andor1']
>list=[]
> andlist=[]
Hello,
I have a radio button in template for a search "AND" or "OR"
selection, with the name andor1 values 1 (or) and 2 (and)
In the views.py:
def Bypub(request):
andor1 = request.POST['andor1']
list=[]
andlist=[]
for publication in pub1:
if andor1 == 1:# this assign
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