Permanent variable: How am I supposed to transfer the name of the ventor to Flask between my diapers?

[kalena]

Good afternoon, there's a very sensitive question. I have a dialogue base that has a ventor. The question is, how am I supposed to transfer the name of the ventor between my weirdos?

<input name="vendor" value="{{ vendor }}" hidden> 

Count it at every request

request.args.get('vendor') 

and move further along the chain at the gauge as a hidden field that can take a lot of code. The second sentence is to use the docks. to describe the function

cookie=request.cookies.get('vendor')
retrun resp.set_cookie('vendor', 'vendor.cookie.ru') 
if cookie is not None 
  retrun resp.set_cookie('vendor', 'vendor.cookie.ru')
else:
  return redirect("set_cookie")

Or put it in a pathetic change, it could turn the logic to the system and into a siege. The question is, as soon as possible, and then the least will be the problem.

[nishika]

After a little reflection, I thought I'd stick to the cuisine method. In the paperwork,

vendor=get_vendor()
    if vendor is None: return redirect('set_cookie')

And there's two of them.

@app.route("/set_cookie", methods=['GET'])
def set_cookie():
    vendor=request.args.get('vendor')
    if vendor is None : return redirect('chose_vendor')
    redirect_to_index = redirect('/')
    response = current_app.make_response(redirect_to_index)
    response.set_cookie('vendor', value='author24.ru')
    return response
def get_vendor():

cookie = request.cookies.get('vendor')

if cookie is not None:

return cookie

else:

return None

I suspect that I may be haunted for having brought a business variable into a cuisine, but I'm sure I'm going to have to bat it in a session and stick it to g.user, but there's a meth of Agile's work that's all over the place.