Actually, you don't really even need to go back to the server for this
-- you can use Javascript to scramble/unscramble the strings. But
since this is clearly a CGI exercise, let's do it that way.
The database stuff is completely separate from showing anything in the
textareas. What you want is more like:
def GET(self):
i = web.input(enc_text="", dec_text="")
print render.main(i.enc_text, i.dec_text)
def POST(self):
i = web.input()
# save or log the input here, if you want, see TFM
enc_text = dec_text = ""
if i.encdec == "encrypt": enc_text = rob.encrypt(i.dec); dec_text
= i.dec
else: dec_text = rob.decrypt(i.enc); enc_text = i.enc
web.seeother('/?enc_text=%s&dec_text=%s' %
tuple(map(urllib.escape, (enc_text, dec_text)))) # see py docs for
which url-escaping function to use
And in the template you'll have:
<textarea name="enc">$enc_text</textarea>
NB: The above code probably won't execute. Also, orange? Jesus.
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