RE : RE : [CPS-devel] (no subject)

[Winterflood, Jonathan]

Yep, I just did, and it works fine,make_query made me figure it out: it renamed my field name:list when the value was a list (finally remembered where it was i'd seen :list before)
 
Thanks all for your suggestions,
Thanks Anahide for the extra options
 
Regards,
Jonathan

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De: cps-devel-bounces at lists.nuxeo.com de la part de jerome prudent
Date: mer. 07/03/2007 12:08
Cc: cps-devel at lists.nuxeo.com
Objet : Re: RE : [CPS-devel] (no subject)


hi!
did you try boxname:list?

 
2007/3/7, Winterflood, Jonathan <jonathan.winterflood at capgemini.com>: 

	Hi,
	 
	Thanks, that works just fine :)
	Any idea why the other one didn't?
	 
	Jonathan

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	De: cps-devel-bounces at lists.nuxeo.com de la part de jerome prudent 
	Date: mer. 07/03/2007 11:30
	Cc: cps-devel at lists.nuxeo.com
	Objet : Re: [CPS-devel] (no subject)
	
	 
	hello,
	did you try isinstance(val,str) ?
	
	 
	2007/3/7, Georges Racinet <gracinet at nuxeo.com>: 
	


		On Mar 7, 2007, at 10:38 AM, Winterflood, Jonathan wrote:
		
		> Hi all,
		>
		> I'm developping a product, and in one of my form processing 
		> scripts, I'm having to handle a number of checkboxes with the same
		> name, say,'boxname'.
		>
		> In the context.REQUEST.form dictionary, I have this:
		> with only one box ticked, dict['boxname'] is 'value_of_the_box' 
		> with multiple boxes ticked, dict['boxname'] is a list of these values
		>
		> I'm trying to change the single string to a one-element list,
		> however, I can't test the type of the value... 
		> Whenever I try to use the __class__ attribute, my script won't
		> compile in Zope ( "__class__ is an invalid attribute" ...)
		> Therefore I can't test whether I have a list or a string. 
		> I would use isinstance(val,list), but 'list' seems to behave as
		> though it was 'list()' inside Zope, instead of giving me <type 'list'>
		
		>
		> Both these work in a python console... I'm obviously missing 
		> something, but what?
		
		Aah, restricted code :-) You can't access all attributes, and some
		other magic occurs.
		Sometimes, it's not homogeneous to current Python. I don't know about
		lists, but I do know that you can't use 'set' (appeared in 
		python 2.4).
		
		
		> Is there a better way?
		
		Anyway, I think that if you explicit specify type your input  in the
		html <input name=l"ist:boxname"> then you should get a list no matter
		what.
		I'm not 100% sure, but you should give it a try.
		
		
		>
		> Thanks a lot,
		> Jonathan
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