Hi Terry,
> > If it's JSON, use a Python library to read and write JSON, not do ad
> > hoc parsing with string functions. That should also ensure correct
> > encoding of characters, e.g. `£', depending what staff enter.
>
> OK. My problem at the moment is that I simply re-used the code I
>
If it's JSON, use a Python library to read and write JSON, not do ad hoc
parsing with string functions. That should also ensure correct encoding
of characters, e.g. `£', depending what staff enter.
OK. My problem at the moment is that I simply re-used the code I found on the
Internet,
On Monday, 21 November 2016 17:56:10 GMT Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> You could ditch the database and use text files for your simple needs.
> Concentrate more on how to serve up a web page with a filled-in form and
> process the result. Flask is a lot more than accessing a database, and
> it's those
I wrote:
> You web server should be running your code at the root of your site's
> directory so `change directory' navigation will probably be required.
...probably NOT be required.
Cheers, Ralph.
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Hi Terry,
> Hmmm. That site seems to provide some pretty comprehensive
> information, especially if you are fairly aux faix with database
> development. Unfortunately, I'm not ;-)
You could ditch the database and use text files for your simple needs.
Concentrate more on how to serve up a web
On Sunday, 20 November 2016 18:34:28 GMT Ralph Corderoy wrote:
> Sounds like each of your two existing web sites could do with an "admin"
> entry point where one of the users known to it can edit the data it's
> serving.
Yes that is exactly what I had in mind.
> > If I had a starter (preferably
Hi Terry,
> Has anyone any ideas?
Sounds like each of your two existing web sites could do with an "admin"
entry point where one of the users known to it can edit the data it's
serving.
> If I had a starter (preferably in Python), I'd definitely give it a
> go.
http://flask.pocoo.org/ has a
Hi,
I'm working on the Wimborne Model Town stuff again. The Bells project is
currently awaiting hardware deliveries and other dependencies, so I've
returned to our two Web projects; the Audio Guide and the Children's Quiz.
Both of these facilities have been based on code that I culled from
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