Re: row = cursor.fetchone() / row = cursor.fetchall()

I found the answer by myself...

it was just to add this:

 

    ret = request.POST
    form = ret['kunde']

 

and use this "form" as a variable... "%s" %form

 

Am Freitag, 23. November 2012 08:31:30 UTC+1 schrieb Nebros:

I saw your answer and it was long and with a lot of time, i thanks for that. I have removed {% block content %} and i did other changes, like you sayed.

 

>>> c.execute("SELECT id, name from auth_group WHERE id < 4")

3L

>>> c.fetchall()

((2L, u'Client Super User'), (3L, u'Helpdesk User'), (1L, u'IT User'))

 

^

|

| This part i didnt understand what you mean, but doesent matter. :)

 

And:

{% for row in rows %}

<tr>

<td>{{ row.0 }}</td>

<td>{{ row.1 }}</td>

</tr>

{% endfor %}

 

^

|

| This part was, what i have searched for. I am very new in Python/Django and what I can do is yust copy/paste and understand what I have copied, but I cant really create my own code atm.

 

It works now, and I am really happy about that. :)

Now there is only one problem left, how can i use my value out of my form and use it as a variable? ^^

 

Thank you very much Tom, you was very helpful. =)

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