def contact():
form = ContactForm(request.form)
if request.method == "POST":
# There are three differente responses: thanks, invalid, and error
response = "thanks"
# Use variable_encode to get form entries to a normal dict.
dataDict = variable_encode(request.form)
responseHeaders = request.headers
# We use this checkbox state as an inverse state of spam
# If this is checked, we assume a bot ignored the markup and
# clicked it.
# We then ignore the message, but present a false sense of
# success.
antispam = True if dataDict.has_key("antispam") else False
# If "AJAX" variable was passed via POST, this was an ajax request.
isAjax = "AJAX" in dataDict.keys()
# Get all invalid field entries.
invalid = validation.invalid_fields(dataDict)
# If we have any invalid entries at on, we respond with an invalid
# indicator. Otherwise, attempt to send the email.
if invalid:
response = "invalid"
elif antispam:
response == 'thanks'
else:
response = send_email(dataDict, responseHeaders)
# Just return the response if this is AJAX: Do something with the response
# with JavaScript instead of rendering the template.
if isAjax:
return response
else:
# Get information based on the response.
info = render_template("%s.html"%response, invalid=invalid,
page_title="Contact Us")
# If the response was thanks, clear the form.
if response == 'thanks' :
form = ContactForm()
return render_template("contact_t.html", form=form, info=info, page_title="Contact Us")
else:
return render_template("contact_t.html", form=form, page_title="Contact Us")
def contact():
form = ContactForm(request.form)
if request.method == "POST":
# There are three differente responses: thanks, invalid, and error
response = "thanks"
# Use variable_encode to get form entries to a normal dict.
dataDict = variable_encode(request.form)
# If "AJAX" variable was passed via POST, this was an ajax request.
isAjax = "AJAX" in dataDict.keys()
# Get all invalid field entries.
invalid = validation.invalid_fields(dataDict)
# If we have any invalid entries at on, we respond with an invalid
# indicator. Otherwise, attempt to send the email.
if invalid:
response = "invalid"
else:
response = send_email(dataDict)
# Just return the response if this is AJAX: Do something with the response
# with JavaScript instead of rendering the template.
if isAjax:
return response
else:
# Get information based on the response.
info = render_template("form_response/%s.html" % response,
invalid=invalid)
# If the response was thanks, clear the form.
if response == 'thanks':
form = ContactForm()
return render_template("contact.html", form=form, info=info)
else:
return render_template("contact.html", form=form, title="Contact Us")
def contact():
form = ContactForm(request.form)
if request.method == "POST":
# There are three differente responses: thanks, invalid, and error
response = "thanks"
# Use variable_encode to get form entries to a normal dict.
dataDict = variable_encode(request.form)
# If "AJAX" variable was passed via POST, this was an ajax request.
isAjax = "AJAX" in dataDict.keys()
# Get all invalid field entries.
invalid = validation.invalid_fields(dataDict)
# If we have any invalid entries at on, we respond with an invalid
# indicator. Otherwise, attempt to send the email.
if invalid:
response = "invalid"
else:
response = send_email(dataDict)
# Just return the response if this is AJAX: Do something with the response
# with JavaScript instead of rendering the template.
if isAjax:
return response
else:
# Get information based on the response.
info = render_template("form_response/%s.html"%response, invalid=invalid)
# If the response was thanks, clear the form.
if response == 'thanks':
form = ContactForm()
return render_template("contact.html", form=form, info=info)
else:
return render_template("contact.html", form=form, title="Contact Us")
