>Dan Shafer wrote:
>
>I have part of a Zope app written largely as Python scripts linking DTML
>forms that looks conceptually like this:
>
>1. Form A gathers data and then as its action invokes a Python script.
>2. Python Script 1 creates a new DTML document and updates its contents
>based on field data in Form 1.
>3. Python Script 1 then uses RESPONSE.redirect() to open a second DTML
>form, Form 2.
>4. Form 2 needs the name of the document Python Script 1 created as well as
>access to some or all of the data in the fields in Form 1.
>
>What is the best/right/only way to accomplish this goal?
>
>Seems like it should be straight-forward but I've played with several
>promising ideas that turned out to be dead ends. I'm getting a bit desperate.
>
>All help appreciated!
My preferred solution is to call Form 2 in the context of the new
document. Your Python Script creates 'doc1' and then redirects to
'doc1/Form2'. Form 2 then has full access to all the data stored in
the new document.
HTH.
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