Hi there, Using Python, I'm auto-generating an HTML file that contains: <input type="hidden" value="XXX" />, where XXX is XML data (encoded somehow).
Articles regarding unicode are making my head spin! Is there a way to encode XML file contents to a hexadecimal string that could be decoded on a PHP server? I have an XML file that is generated based on user entries (GUI from PythonCard). After the XML file is created, I want the user to see an HTML preview, and then click an Upload button on the page. Hidden in the page is the tag I showed above. I decided not to generate <input type="file" /> because from a usability standpoint, I want the user to create this file and upload it to my PHP server in as few steps as possible. Also, I tried setting the value to the XML file path...my browser security settings don't like it and I'm sure other browsers won't like it either. Any ideas? -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list