On 19Jun2019 09:54, Alan Gauld <alan.ga...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
On 19/06/2019 05:18, Cravan wrote:
I am experiencing an unexpected result when I try to
run my flask application.
The movie.html page prints out nothing except those in the <h1>. This appears
on my webpage:
Note that the mail server does not allow (for security reasons)
binary attachments so we lost your image.
Cravan, you might find it useful to "View Source" of that page in your
browser.
You can also use command line tools like "curl" or "wget" to directly
fetch the page content.
However, your html files are not in HTML.
I'm not a Flask expert but every time I've used Flask the
html pages have been real HTML. Yours appear to be in some
strange pseudo markup language.
It is very common in Flask to write HTML pages using Jinja templates,
which is what his examples look like.
Of course this adds more complexity, if he forgets to use Jinja to
render the content to HTML before returning it.
If this is something unique to Flask then I suspect you will
need to ask on a Flask support page or list. It doesn't seem
to be a Python language related issue at this point.
He has, as it happens, over in fl...@python.org.
Cheers,
Cameron Simpson <c...@cskk.id.au>
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