Derek Basch wrote:
> print [(key, value) for key, value in form.keys() and form[key].value]
and
> bump
The tutorial is always willing to make time for you :-)
>>> import cgi
>>> fs = cgi.FieldStorage(environ=dict(QUERY_STRING="alpha=1&beta=2"))
>>> [(key, fs[key].value) for key in fs.keys()]
[
Sorry Peter. I will refrain from nudging in the future. I did spend
time at the interactive prompt and got nothing. Maybe I will have
better luck next time.
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Derek Basch wrote:
bump
If "bump" is supposed to be some kind of nudge to get people to reply,
please have more patience. You posted only sometime late yesterday, and
many people take up to a few days to receive the posts from this
newsgroup, and even those who don't shouldn't be expected to re
bump
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Given this FieldStorage object:
FieldStorage(None, None, [MiniFieldStorage('Checkbox1', 'on'),
MiniFieldStorage('Checkbox2', 'on')])
I am trying to cgi.urlencode the FieldStorage object to POST to another
cgi script. The documentation for urlencode,
http://docs.python.org/lib/module-urllib.html ,
