On Tuesday, April 27, 2021 at 3:54:15 PM UTC-7 james c. wrote:
> Is it possible to use standard html elements, for example a button, in a
> web2py view.
Short answer: yes. Things like *<h3>* and *<li>* are scattered through the
examples like welcome/views/default/index.html. And I think I built a
button in a controller at least once, though the example isn't handy on
this computer. That button would have been part of a string variable
passed in the response, if memory serves.
> I've tried both within the default controller and a separate controller
> named a_net.py and in both cases the function and views are named payment.
> In both cases, a link: {{ =this_link }} is populated with the correct
> link, but all the html code does not load in the browser. Only, the
> variables that were returned to the view, and their correct values are
> displayed. The URL to the view, with the function in default is:
> "localhost:8000/mpay/default/payment" and with not using default:
> "localhost:8000/mpay/a_net/payment"
>
>
in payment.html:
<HTML-thingy>{{=this_link}}</HTML-thingy>
> None of the html code is in the browser, just the list of variables and
> their values that the function returned to the view. So is it possible to
> use a standard html element, like a button, and have only that button
> displayed in a browser?
>
> Thanks in advance for any recommendations, James
>
/dps
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