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Continuing with the project from last time and before (here and here).
I got the form to work. You can use
GET
as long as there isn't too much data, otherwise, you should use POST
. With GET
it comes in the QUERY_STRING
, as shown last time. The specs are here and some useful info here. It turns out I needed to use the Python library module cgi
, and importantly, the text area needed an attribute: name='mytextarea'
.We're coding like it's 1995 :)
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script.py
form.html