Day 1 newbie. I feel I have entered a new wonderland of capabilities, and
lucky to have found web2py, with all the noise being made about flask and
django. Flask is all "now to do this you have to install that" and django's
"awesome documentation" made me want to give up. Web2py on the other hand
seems to be teaching itself, and the tutorial I'm watching is great. But
one problem:
I typed this html correctly (see closing tags) but this is what shows up on
the screen, and I can't save it because web2py knows it's wrong:
def hello():
return <html><body><h1>Hello World<h1><body><html>
Neither the forward slash on the main keyboard or the number pad works in
the editor:
http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/default/edit/app1/controllers/test.py?id=controllers__test__py
Tested the key, it works. The question mark works in general and on the
editor, it types a forward slash anywhere else including the url bar of the
same page. I have never encountered this anywhere before.
I made a different test file in controllers and also a test file in view,
no forward slash is possible in either editor.
Nothing wrong with this keyboard:
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Thanks.
Scott
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