To fix the Python Django MultiValueDictKeyError error, we use the dictionary get
method to get the dict value and return a default if the dict key doesn’t exist.
For instance, we write
is_private = request.POST.get('is_private', False)
to call get
on request.POST
to get the is_private
dict value from the POST request payload.
And if is_private
wasn’t sent, then we return False
.