Hi,
Israel Evans hat gesagt: // Israel Evans wrote:
> I actually just found this a couple of minutes before your post. While this
> definitely does help with the basics of forms, my real confusion was with
> how Webware worked. The docs kind of talk about it, but don't really go
> into the whys and wherefores of the whole bit.
The most simple form handling is the one included in Webware's actions
handler. You define a form in you HTML code with
<form method="post">
<input name="_action_" type="submit" value="Clicked">
</form>
Then in your page class you need to make "Clicked" known as part of
the permitted "actions":
def actions(self): return Page.actions(self) + ['Clicked']
Now you can define the handler for the method "Clicked" (same name as
the button's!):
def Clicked(self, trans):
req=trans.request()
# ...
self.writeHTML()
Ciao,
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