def get(self):
# create instance of the view
p = Page()
# create instance of the converter class
u = MetricUnitConverter()
# create instance of the data library class
data = DataHolder()
# if/ else statement to determine which view to throw
if self.request.GET:
# form inputs are stores in the data library
data.name = self.request.GET['name']
data.feet = self.request.GET['feet']
data.inches = self.request.GET['inches']
data.pounds = self.request.GET['weight']
# calculations are returned to the data library
data.meters = u.height_converter(data.feet, data.inches)
data.kilograms = u.weight_converter(data.pounds)
# english BMI requires height to be in inches only
data.total_inches = u.inches_only(data.feet, data.inches)
p.english_bmi = u.english_bmi_calculator(data.pounds, data.total_inches)
p.metric_bmi = u.metric_bmi_calculator(data.kilograms, data.meters)
# name is stored in the data library as well
p.name = data.name
# Custom message is injected into the h1 tag
p.message = "Thanks for filling out our form!"
# generate the results view
self.response.write(p.write_answer())
# else statement to hold the form view (1st view)
else:
# generate the form view (1st view)
self.response.write(p.write_form())
def get(self):
#create a shortcut to the Page() class
p = Page()
#if the GET method is invoked, grab the form values and set them to the proper keys
if self.request.GET:
#create a shortcut for self.request
sr = self.request
#set the page title.
p.title = "Eric Rogers | Thank You!"
#set the Page().name attribute to the input value submitted.
p.name = sr.GET['name']
#set the Page().telephone attribute to the input value submitted.
p.telephone = sr.GET['telephone']
#set the Page().email attribute to the input value submitted.
p.email = sr.GET['email']
#set the Page().interest attribute to the input value submitted.
p.interest = sr.GET['interest']
#set the Page().return_customer attribute to reflect the user's choice when checked.
p.return_customer = 'Yes, please give me a 10% discount.'
#try to grab the Page().return_customer checkbox value
try:
sr.GET['return_customer']
#if there is no value, the server throws a KeyError meaning the box is not checked.
except KeyError:
#set the Page().return_customer attribute to reflect the user's choice when not checked.
p.return_customer = 'No, I am a new customer.'
#output Page().view2 to the page.
self.response.write(p.view2())
#otherwise, output Page().view1 to the page.
else:
self.response.write(p.view1())
