Hi Peter,
> <div style='text-align: center;'>
> <button name='left' id='left' value='left'>Left</button>
> <button name='right' id='right' value='right'>Right</button>
...
> movement = request.form['movement']
> print "post request received with movement: ", movement
...
> The question is, in the HTML which 'left' do I change to 'turn'? the
> first,second, third or fourth?
Ideally, we'd see the whole <form> in the HTML, and know what `request'
is in the Python so documentation for `request.form' can be read, but
I'd have thought the answer is `all of them' since
<button name='left' id='left' value='turn'>Left</button>
would seem inconsistent even if the <button>'s `value' ends up in
`movement'. You could also just change the HTML to
<button name='alpha' id='bravo' value='charlie'>Delta</button>
and see what the `print' displays.
Cheers, Ralph.
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