>> below to print the data returned from my query, but I would like to
> make
>> labels at the top of the columns. How do I do this dynamically?
>
> You shouldn't, it makes your code very vulnarable to changes in the
> database!
> Its the same principle as using 'select * from...', a bad idea in
>
I finally gave up and used MySQLdb to connect to my database. It connects
okay, and returns data, but now I have a new question. I use the code
below to print the data returned from my query, but I would like to make
labels at the top of the columns. How do I do this dynamically? I would
like to ge
I am googling for a slackware package containing the Mysqldb module, but
all I am coming up with is MySQLdb. I am not hallucinating right? They are
indeed two separate modules?
Vicki
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I have one last question on this particular script. I am using the
following line to print out the post data:
for key in form:
print "%s: %s" % (key, form[key].value)
It works fine except for when the key is to a list object made by the
following select statement:
Mother
I am trying to understand how to pass data back and forth from a form to a
python script. I mostly have it working now, but I am unsure about how to
find out which variables are being passed from the html. I can see them in
the form.list, but I need to iterate over them and print a label for each.
>
> Hi Vicki ---
>
> Two things:
>
> Firstly, a there is a difference between /n and \n :-)
>
> Secondly, remember that all whitespace (including newlines) in HTML is
> collapsed
> down to a single space.
>
> The newlines will be there, but your web browser is just ignoring them. A
> quick
> fix i
> The cgi is importing itself when you 'import calendar'. Try renaming your
> calendar.py to something
> else like calendar-cgi.py
>
> Kent
Thanks. I was almost there, having noticed that dir(calendar) was
different when run from the script than in an interactive session.
Vicki
P.S. Now to parse
Hi all. I am using Python 2.4 on a Slackware Linux box and am having a
problem importing the calendar module into a program that I am writing.
The code is simple and looks like this:
import cgitb, os, sys
cgitb.enable()
sys.strerr = sys.stdout
import cgi
import time
import calendar
print "Conten
> Please post the HTML for the form you are submitting and the HTML from a
> View Source on the result.
>
> Kent
Sorry to have bothered the list. I figured out the answer (sort of). I had
parse the HTML code through an XHTML parser which removed all the name=
leaving id= only. That doesn't work wi
> I haven't done too much web stuff (or much of anything) with python, but
> I looked into your question a bit (researching other's problems may help
> me avoid them =)). A quick search brought up this page which seems to
> have information which may help you.
>
> http://gnosis.cx/publish/programm
I have recently started doing cgi in Python and have run into a problem. I
have an html form which has various widgets which accept data. I also have
this in that html file:
formdata.py runs but doesn't seem to contain the data from the form. I'm
not sure of the format for the for with regard to
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