Ian Lewis • 2/20/2009

QueryDict and update()

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This technical article details a specific quirk in Django where using the standard dictionary update() method on a QueryDict object (like request.POST) results in values being stored as lists, unlike normal key access. It explains the internal representation of QueryDict and provides a clear example of the unexpected outcome.

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