Consider the foll code scenario ... a simple form is being created and
rendered without using templates
####################################################
formProject = form.Form(
form.Textbox('ProjectName', description="Project Name"),
form.Textbox('Version')
form.Password('password'),
form.Dropdown('Type',['A','B'], description="Type of project"),
form.Button('Create',type ="submit")
)
class project:
def GET(self):
ProjectInput = formProject()
return ProjectInput.render()
####################################################
Here a button will be displayed at the bottom of the form ... the
problem is ... clicking it does not do anything ....
I can always use the form in a template and use a <form method="post"
action="/foo"> clause but isnt there anyway we can get the work done
in the .py file itself
I m making a threadbare application with just a few inputs for the
form... not interested in making a template .html for it ...
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