On 09/07/2014 19:26, John Cast wrote:
First, please forgive any ignorance in my post here as I am not good
with HTML and new to python.
I have a bunch of excel spreadsheets (all in the same format) that I am
writing a python script to go through and pick out some information and
post to a wiki page. I'm new to python and have gone through some basic
tutorials. I feel confident that I can figure out how to read an excel
spreadsheet in python. However, I am feeling a bit overwhelmed with
figuring out how to do the web stuff in python. The webpage doesn't
exist yet and I have envisioned that the wiki webpage is created once
and then simply update it every time the script is run. However, I don't
know much about how persistence works with webpages.
I have two main questions:
1) Considering the webpage doesn't exist yet, do I need to 'serve' or
'post' a webpage (as was brought up below)?
2) How do I create this wiki webpage? and does this happen in python
every time the script is run?
3) How do I send my data to this webpage?
I don't have to have full blown answers here, just a link or advice or
anything to help me with navigating all of the information out there on
Google.
Thanks
For the excel side see http://www.python-excel.org/
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