request
Getting json data from a post request
def hello(request): data = () ...
The json format and some non-forms serialized formats can be used to get the data in the request body from the request.is_ajax() for ajax requests.
Get the base url based on the requested information (sometimes the service has more domains, or you need to splice the url information dynamically)
# url :8888/wxpay/qrcode2/16122010404238801544?name=lzz
request.get_host() # :8888
request.get_full_path() # u'/wxpay/qrcode2/16122010404238801544?name=lzz'
request.build_absolute_uri('/') # ':8888/'
request.build_absolute_uri('/hello') # ':8888/hello'
request.build_absolute_uri() # ':8888/wxpay/qrcode2/16122010404238801544?name=lzz'
# u'/wxpay/qrcode2/16122010404238801544'
# 'http'
Get information about the checked checkbox in the form, e.g., the name of the checkbox is checks.
var_list = ('checks')
Returns a list object, or [] if there is no ���️, or [] if there is no key in the form.
response
json format response 1.8 version has been provided in the JsonResponse, from import JsonResponse can be used, the lower version of django can refer to the source code to write one of their own, a few lines of code on the line. Setting cookies and header in response
def xxxxview(request):
....
resp = HttpResponseRedirect('/account/portal/?token=%s' % es)
resp.set_cookie("coofilter", es, max_age=300)
resp['Erya-Net-Type'] = NET_TYPE
resp['Erya-Auth-Host'] = AUTH_HOST
resp['Erya-Auth-Port'] = AUTH_PORT
resp['Erya-Auth-Uip'] = ip
resp['Erya-Auth-Token'] = es
return resp
session
how to use session, mainly get and set, and delete
def post_comment(request, new_comment):
if ('has_commented', False):
return HttpResponse("You've already commented.")
c = (comment=new_comment)
()
['has_commented'] = True
return HttpResponse('Thanks for your comment!')
def logout(request):
try:
del ['member_id']
except KeyError:
pass
return HttpResponse("You're logged out.")
cookies
def login(request):
response = HttpResponseRedirect('/url/to_your_home_page')
response.set_cookie('cookie_name1', 'cookie_name1_value')
response.set_cookie('cookie_name2', 'cookie_name2_value')
return response
def logout(request):
response = HttpResponseRedirect('/url/to_your_login')
response.delete_cookie('cookie_name1')
response.delete_cookie('cookie_name2')
return response
# Get
coo = ('coofilter')
# cookies expiration time
hr.set_cookie('user_id', user_id, max_age=300)
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