I don't think I'm using class variables correctly. Inside the ClientFormPage class, I initialize the active_form to 'f1_form'. After I post the first form, I'd like to advance the active_form to 'f2_form', however it keeps resetting to 'f1_form'. What is the best way to do this?
class ClientFormPage(PageHandler):
active_form = 'f1_form'
def render_form(self, f1='hidden', f2='hidden', **kw):
self.render('clientforms.html', form1=f1, form2=f2, **kw)
def get(self):
self.render_form(f1='')
def get_form2(self):
self.render_form(f2='')
def post(self):
if self.active_form == 'f1_form':
foo = self.request.get('foo')
if not foo:
self.render_form(f1_form='', foo=foo,
foo_error='has-error has-feedback')
else:
self.active_form = 'f2_form' # This assignment is not sticking
self.get_form2()
return
if self.active_form == 'f2_form':
bar = self.request.get('bar')
if not bar:
self.render_form(f1_form='', bar=bar,
bar_error='has-error has-feedback')
else:
self.active_form = 'f3_form'
self.get_form3()
return
解决方案
If I understand your code and comment well, You want to preserve state (active_form) between requests. To do this you have to use cookies.
You cannot save state in your webapp2 request handler class between requests. For every request a new handler class is created.
An alternative approach is to save the name of your active form in a hidden input of your HTML form.
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