Justin Robertson wrote:

Can anyone tell me why the first script is returning None for request.get('argClsRecId')?

Script: request = container.REQUEST response = request.RESPONSE print request.QUERY_STRING print request.get('argClsRecId') return printed

Request URL: http://localhost:8080/scripts/actAddSubjectReport?argClsRecId=159&argStuRecI...

Output: argClsRecId=159&argStuRecId=2288 None

I cannot. In fact, it works for me just fine, the only difference being the script name and location. What are your versions? --jcc -- "My point and period will be throughly wrought, Or well or ill, as this day's battle's fought."

Hi Justin, Justin Robertson wrote:

Can anyone tell me why the first script is returning None for request.get('argClsRecId')?

Script: request = container.REQUEST response = request.RESPONSE print request.QUERY_STRING print request.get('argClsRecId') return printed

Request URL: http://localhost:8080/scripts/actAddSubjectReport?argClsRecId=159&argStuRecI...

Output: argClsRecId=159&argStuRecId=2288 None

But if you try this script:

request = container.REQUEST response = request.RESPONSE for x in request.items(): print x[0], x[1] return printed

argClsRecId and argStuRecId are there (along with all the other things).

Looks like you call the first script via POST form method. If sent with POST, only form values are respected, the QUERY_STRING arguments are not. You would have to parse yourself (there is support for parsing in the libs, however) Regards Tino Wildenhain