Reputation: 72
I'm building a webapp where you can add Player-Profiles into a table to compare these. I've posted all changes to same URL, now I found out that the changes are seen by all users.
I considered how to fix this: Instead of url .../stats I tried to individualize url for every Profile added to the table like .../stats?id=237
(for one profile) .../stats?id=237id=335
(for two profiles).
Method for the stats:
@app.route('/stats/', methods=['POST', 'GET'])
def pstats():
...
...
urla= [237, 335]
return redirect(url_for('pstats', data = urla ))
How can I write the route of pstats
dynamically that it can look like 1. route or 2. route?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 47
Reputation: 1094
Use request.args
to get the query parameters that are passed to your route.
@app.route('/stats/', methods=['POST', 'GET'])
def pstats():
id = request.args['id']
Pass id
to url_for
to generate a URL that contains query parameters.
url_for(url_for('pstats', id=id))
Upvotes: 1