[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Can you point me to sample code somewhere? If I had a server-side > python script that increments the number in an edit control on clicking > a button, I think I could take it from there.
Oh man, I hate to say this since it's not a good situation, but what you're asking is a little bit more complicated than I think you're expecting. You need a server app with some notion of sessions (I assume the user is supposed to be able to increment the number more than once), so you have to know a bit about how servers and HTTP work, plus how to write HTML, in addition to Python and some suitable server side modules. Your best bet might be to use a web framework that already understands sessions, but 1) you have to decide which one to use, since there are several to choose from with differing sets of features; and 2) these frameworks are designed for writing complex apps, so learning them may be a bit much for something this simple. But if your idea is to build towards a real web app that does something more serious, then a framework is the way to go. There's an old book about how database-backed web sites work, that is pretty long, but well written. It's online: http://philip.greenspun.com/panda -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
