How to get a application-formpost in django view? Get QueryDict variables.

[Fellipe Henrique]

Hello, 

I need to get one application-form-post content from one server. This server isn't mine.

They send to me this application-form-post, and in Django View I receive this:

<QueryDict: {'data[id]': ['D6adasd7065C2C0A84C96B47EA17705991B14'], 'data[status]': ['paid'], 'event': ['invoice']}>

I need to get: data['id'], data['status']  and event variables..

How I do this in django? Because I can't work with QueryDict... I try to transform in python dict, in python list, but anyone works...

Any idea for these problem?

Regards,

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Fellipe Henrique P. Soares

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[Gergely Polonkai]

Assuming your QueryDict is called my_post_data, use my_post_data.get('data[id]').

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[Fellipe Henrique]

Thanks, I try that! but show me None as value...

I think, that's because the QueryDict is showed in this way:

<QueryDict: {"'data[id]': ['83A0C50B5A0A43AD8F60C1066B16A163'], 'data[status]': ['paid'], 'event': ['invoice.status_changed']": ['']}>

I think the django takes 

'data[id]': ['83A0C50B5A0A43AD8F60C1066B16A163'], 'data[status]': ['paid'], 'event': ['invoice.status_changed']

as the "key"...

:(

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[Fellipe Henrique]

Any ideas?

I finish all my possibilities in these problem.. :( and no solution...

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[Vijay Khemlani]

Maybe the brackets confuse the querydict, try calling its items method (to convert it into a list of tuples) or its dict method (to turn it into a normal python dict)

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[Gergely Polonkai]

I don't think so, maybe the post request is poorly formatted. Can you somehow catch the raw http request for analyzing?

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[Fellipe Henrique]

Here is the request.body:

b"'data[id]', ['83A0C50B5A0A43AD8F60C1066B16A163']&'data[status]', ['paid']&'event',['invoice.status_changed']"

I think, maybe, something is wrong in Django, because these same POST is easy to get using PHP or Rails.. in PHP I get with these:  $_POST['data']['id']

Maybe, something in django isn't implemented yet for these kind POST.

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[Gergely Polonkai]

Actually, it is Django that handles it right. Where there are colons (,), there should be equation signs. This is not really HTTP compliant, so I'm afraid you must process the incoming data (i.e. request.body) yourself.

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