TWO APP.PY FILES HANDLING THE SAME MESSAGE

[dannette opot]

The rct_notify_app.py execute the false statement in the rct_app.py.Yet the message formats supplied are different. Help.

[dannette opot]

I forgot to attach the files . . .  here they are :

[bayo opadeyi]

Hi,

I see a lot of "return" statements in rct_app.py for e.g. lines 114, 119, 122, 132, ...

I believe you want to "return True" to indicate that the message has been handled?

Regards

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[dannette opot]

@Bayo Opadeyi that's true... "return True" should indicate that the message has been handled.

[Tim Akinbo]

After retuning True like Bayo suggested, does this solve the problem?

I think generally, you will not want to have that else statement that response with something similar to "Wrong message format.rct_notify.app.py!" as this will produce that and the message will still be propagated to the next app.

You're better of adding the "rapidsms.contrib.default" app to your INSTALLED_APPS settings and setting DEFAULT_RESPONSE in your settings file to the response you want to generate if the message format is wrong (i.e. it neither starts with "va" or "rct".

HTH

Tim Akinbo