I have a webpage that displays data based on a default date. The user can then change their view of the data by slecting a date with a date picker and clicking a submit button. I already have a variable set so that if no date is chosen, a default date is used开发者_如何学编程.... so what's the problem? The problem comes if the user trys to type in the url page without a parameter... like so:
http://mywebpage/viewdata (example A)
instead of
http://mywebpage/viewdata?date= (example B)
I tried using:
if request.method == 'GET':
but apparently, even example A still returns true. I'm sure I'm doing some obvious beginner's mistake but I'll ask anyway... Is there a simpler way to handle example A other than passing the url to a string and checking the string for "?date="?
You mentioned that you have default values defined somewhere.
Instead of doing something like this:
if 'date' in request.GET:
date = request.GET['date']
else:
date = '2010-05-04'
It's easier to do it this way:
date = request.GET.get('date', '2010-05-04')
I don't really understand your question - some more code would have helped - but don't you just need to do:
if 'date' in request.GET:
http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/request-response/
It sounds you are interested in POST
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