Is it possible to use standard html elements, for example a button, in a
web2py view.
I've tried both within the default controller and a separate controller
named a_net.py and in both cases the function and views are named payment.
In both cases, a link: {{ =this_link }} is populated with the correct
link, but all the html code does not load in the browser. Only, the
variables that were returned to the view, and their correct values are
displayed. The URL to the view, with the function in default is:
"localhost:8000/mpay/default/payment" and with not using default:
"localhost:8000/mpay/a_net/payment"
None of the html code is in the browser, just the list of variables and
their values that the function returned to the view. So is it possible to
use a standard html element, like a button, and have only that button
displayed in a browser?
Thanks in advance for any recommendations, James
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