Really stupid question here... but I can't seem to figure it out. In PHP
when passing url params for say: www.mysit.com/index?name=steve I would use:
$_GET["name"]
In web2py I know you can get stuff via request.vars.someNameAttribute for
stuff like what text is within <input> box. But how do I get params
straight from the url string? Specifically I have form like this:
<form action="add_comment?idnum=5">
<input type="text" name="comment_text"/>
<input type="submit"/> </form>
In the controller def add_comment(), how do I get that the idnum is 5???
I've been trying request.vars.idnum but this doesn't return anything. Am I
not calling it right? Or is there some issue with the way I'm passing it in
the "action" attribute?
Thanks, Hunt
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