Template systems which embed Python code directly into HTML is
generally regarded as bad practice in the Python world.
You are better off just learning about one of the more modern template systems.
I would very much suggest you try Flask and the Jinja2 that it
supports. This is going to be the simplest path.
Graham
On 6 October 2012 06:50, Marc ThinlineData <m...@thinlinedata.com> wrote:
> I was wondering if mod_wsgi eventually allows me to embed Python code
> directly into HTML such as mod_python does?
>
> I have installed mod_wsgi but I came short to finding any topic that pointed
> me into a direction for allowing me to directly embedding Python code into
> an HTML file.
>
> What I cant really figure out would be what the extension of the files would
> then have to be ( .psp? )
>
> And additionally to that, what is the coding syntax going to look like ( {%
> %} ) ?
>
> I was looking at Mako for Python to embed Python code directly into HTML,
> but it seems Mako still uses the template approach. And I am not really to
> happy about the entire MVC terminology for the small fixes and patches I
> need to do on certain websites.
>
> Hope someone can direct me to an article or tutorial that covers mod_wsgi
> with Python embedded into HTML.
>
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