Just try an experiment like this...
if form.process().accepted:
myvars = {'myvar1': 'A', 'myvar2': 'B'}
redirect(URL('default', 'nextstep', vars=myvars ))
def nextstep():
print request.vars.myvar1, request.vars.myvar2
return myvars
On Thursday, 31 March 2016 21:32:31 UTC+1, aetag...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> I fill an empty array with form values in a single view,
> how am I able to pass this array into a new view so that I can do what I
> want with the values in the new controller after the form is submitted?
>
>
> I try doing something like the following within my controller containing
> the form:
>
> if form.process().accepted:
> redirect(URL('default', 'nextstep', 'vals=vals')
>
> where vals is the array that I filled from that view, this gives me a
> ticket saying global variable vals is not defined when I try using it in
> the nextstep controller...so I am not passing it correctly.
>
> def nextstep():
> return dict(vals=vals)
>
> P.S. This array is filled a specific way after the values are acquired
> from form.vars so this is why I need to figure out how to pass the new
> array *vals* into a new controller..
>
>
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