Stuart 'Zen' Bishop wrote:
And another item from 'Sticky Tape & String Crackpot Solutions R Us':
Write an external method that calls Pythons urllib or httplib methods to suck in the desired URL and return it. You may be able to use this as a replacement to redirect.
A while ago, I wrote something like (well, actually, it was exactly like): from urllib import urlencode def addRequestURL(REQUEST, url, dict = {}): "Return an URL with REQUEST.form encoded as a query string." newREQ = {} # Copy REQUEST.form for key, val in REQUEST.form.items(): newREQ[key] = val # Overwrite with supplied values. for key, val in dict.items(): newREQ[key] = val return url + '?' + urlencode(newREQ) which allows you to add new/modify existing items in the query string. Would that help, Mr Person Who Originally Started This Thread? "Antipodean Hacks R Us" Regards, Daryl Tester