Hi,
I am new to python and tried to pass parameters
between one function to another. I tried two
approaches in doing this but failed.
The first is, I tried to assign a variable in foo1()
inside an HTML <INPUT hidden> tag so that I can
retreive it in foo2() using (get_form_var()). But
failed using my limited python knowledge. The sample
code.
def foo1(request, result)
...........
...........
Id_No, FirstName, LastName = result
"""
<HTML>
......
......
<INPUT NAME="id" TYPE="hidden" VALUE="Id No">
# I would like to assign Id_No variable to id.
<INPUT NAME="submit" TYPE="submit" VALUE="SUBMIT">
.......
......
</HTML>
"""
The second is, I tried using "return Id_No" statement
foo2() function using a return statement below the
</HTML> tag. I tried this option but unfortunately
when I hit the SUBMIT button it only displayed the
variable and got stucked and didn't continue to the
called <FORM action=foo2> foo2().
I also have a problem with my user defined function
foo2() which I created at first with one parameter to
accept the variable of foo1(). But when I added
another parameter to accomodate some more and executed
the code, an error message TypeError: foo2() takes
exactly 2 arguments (1 given). I thought I can put as
many parameters I could since this is user defined
function, am I correct in this?
I have no more options to this problem, hope you will
help me . Thank you in advance.
Cheers!
Ed
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