to store as a cookie. That way, when a call to draw_graph is made, it
will receive the cookie as part of the request, and you can get the
parameters.
If there is too much data, you should write those variables to the
database, and provide an ID in return to send to the client. When the
client calls draw_graph, you will receive the ID, which you can lookup
in the database and retrieve the variables.
On 29 June 2010 22:35, Waleria <waleriantunes@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have the following code below and i need receive the parameters of
> the index view: Sfase=[ ], Sserie=[ ], Sba=[ ], St=[ ] and f to my
> view draws_graph but i don't know.....
>
> Because if I pass the parameters as I am passing on draws_graph
> view(line 68,69 and 70 - view draws_graph), it works by drawing the
> image in the template but if I comment these lines does not work
>
> look my code..........how can I get these parameters index view?
>
> http://paste.pocoo.org/show/231295/
>
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