def index(self, email):
"""Handle the 'about' page."""
#logging.info("AA: entering subscribe index with %s", email)
em = MCSubscribe(sub_email = email)
DBSession.add(em)
data = {'email':email}
return data
def question(self, tid, qid_next, qid_curr, answer):
s = "AA: soluto/question, qid=" + qid_next + ", tid = " + tid + ",answer: " + answer
logging.info(s)
user = MCUser.current()
test = DBSession.query(Test).filter(Test.id == tid).first()
# let's find the question which prompted us to come here
## this is weird and odd way of doing things.
## TODO - fix
## I am sure there is a better way of finding the first element of an
## instrumentedlist (questions)
questions = test.questions
first = 1
for q in questions:
if first == 1:
question = q
first = 0
if str(q.id) == qid_next:
question = q
break
#first thing is to save the answer is one was provided
if answer != "":
user_answer = UserAnswer()
user_answer.answer = answer
user_answer.user_id = user.user_id
user_answer.question_id = question.id
# lets save the answer
DBSession.add(user_answer)
# add some information to the page
pg = {'page':'index'}
pg['tid'] = tid
pg['q_description'] = question.description
pg['q_question'] = question.question
pg['q_curr'] = str(question.id)
pg['q_next'] = str(question.id + 1)
# now if the related question was specified
# we have to find the answer the user gave there
pg['q_related_answer'] = ''
relatedanswerlist = DBSession.query(UserAnswer).filter(UserAnswer.question_id ==
question.relatedquestion_id)
for r in relatedanswerlist:
if r.user_id == user.user_id:
pg['q_related_answer'] = r.answer
raise RuntimeError()
return pg
def setUp(self):
"""Prepare model test fixture."""
try:
new_attrs = {}
new_attrs.update(self.attrs)
new_attrs.update(self.do_get_dependencies())
self.obj = self.klass(**new_attrs)
DBSession.add(self.obj)
DBSession.flush()
return self.obj
except:
DBSession.rollback()
raise
