Re: [Zope] <dtml-var expr="RESPONSE.redirect Question
Yes, that is what I want!! So I used the Python expresion: <dtml-var expr="RESPONSE.redirect('Disponibilidad?Arrival=%s&Departure=%s' % (REQUEST['dcArrival'], REQUEST['dcDeparture']))"> But it sends mi to the Zope Quick Start page, What am i doing wrong now?? Thanks !!
From: Paul Winkler <pw_lists@slinkp.com> To: Zope Users <zope@zope.org> Subject: Re: [Zope] <dtml-var expr="RESPONSE.redirect Question Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2003 15:00:40 -0400
On Thu, Sep 11, 2003 at 11:40:39AM -0700, Dylan Reinhardt wrote:
On Thu, 2003-09-11 at 11:34, Alexander Alvarado wrote:
Hi, this is adum question, but how can I include variables in the redirect expresion, I want to redirect to a page and at the same page send the variables what I want is something like this:
<dtml-var
expr="RESPONSE.redirect('Disponibilidad?Arrival=The_value&Departure=The_value')">
Where The_value is a date sent from an other page...
Assuming that Disponibilidad resolves to a full URL (with http://) and The_value can be acquired, what you have should work.
What errors/problems are you seeing?
I think he means that he wants to pass a variable rather than the literal string "The_value." Alexander, you just need a string argument to RESPONSE.redirect. Everythin in double-quotes above is a python expression, and it's easy to built a string out of variables in python. You can use the + operator to concatenate strings, or use the % operator to do printf-style formatting. An example of the latter, assuming the variables are available in REQUEST:
<dtml-var expr="RESPONSE.redirect('Disponibilidad?Arrival=%s&Departure=%s' % (REQUEST['start_date'], REQUEST['end_date']))">
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On Thu, 2003-09-11 at 12:43, Alexander Alvarado wrote:
Yes, that is what I want!!
So I used the Python expresion:
<dtml-var expr="RESPONSE.redirect('Disponibilidad?Arrival=%s&Departure=%s' % (REQUEST['dcArrival'], REQUEST['dcDeparture']))">
But it sends mi to the Zope Quick Start page, What am i doing wrong now??
Good question is Disponibilidad maybe the name of a folder that doesn't have an index_html method? For best results, you should use a *absolute* URL in redirect(), not a *relative* URL such as you are currently using. See if that doesn't clear things up. Also, it's not strictly necessary to say REQUEST['dcArrival'] unless you're passing in the name of the variable at runtime. Just typing dcArrival should produce the same results. HTH, Dylan
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