Adam Cripps wrote:
> On 9/21/05, Kent Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>Adam Cripps wrote:
>>
>>>I'm trying to get a cgi.FieldStorage into an int.
>>>
>>>The input is in numeric form, as it is provided by an <option>
>>>drop-down box. However, when I try
>>>
>>>timestable = int(form.getvalue('timestable'))
>>>
>>>I get an error that the type is None - I guess this is because
>>>FieldStorage is a class. However, I've trawled around trying to get
>>>this field into an integer but without any luck.
Please post the exact error message including the stack trace. Also, what
prints when you print form.getvalue('timestable')
Kent
>>
>>My guess is that there is no 'timestable' parameter - are you sure you
>>spelled it the same way in the form? Try adding
>>import sys
>>print >>sys.stderr, form.keys()
>>
>>to the form, I think this will print a list of available parameters to the
>>console.
>>
>>Kent
>>
>
>
> Great minds think alike, but alas I'm pretty sure it's not the issue -
> I've already checked whether timestable existed with:
>
> print "timestable is...", form.getvalue('timestable')
>
> and it displays fine.
>
> Adam
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