Write content in the document. #2171
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from browser import document, html, window
# 1. create a JS script from source code
js = """
window.new_func = function(){
alert('hello !')
}
"""
document <= html.SCRIPT(js)
window.new_func()
# 2. load an existing JS script by its url
script = html.SCRIPT(src='jsobj_tests.js')
def load(ev):
print(window.Rectangle)
script.bind('load', load)
document <= script |
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Thank you @PierreQuentel :) For my curiosity I've done also a document <= '<b>Brython rock !</b>'it work too, but the tag
instead of
So what does the html module in order to have those input parsed by the browser ? and is there a way to have an "input" Thanks :) |
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from browser import document, html
document <= html.B('bold text') |
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Thx :), I knew that. But I wanted to know if it's possible to create an element (or anything) and being parsed by the browser, without using the html module ? |
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document.html += '<b>bold text</b>'
document.html += '<br><i>italic</i>' |
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Hi, How we do the same but for the I've tried document.head += '<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="some.css">'but this is not working.. any ideas ? |
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FYI this is working document.select('head')[0].insertAdjacentHTML('see mdn docs') #https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element/insertAdjacentHTMLbut if you have any otherway I'm all ears :) |
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Hi everyone,
I would like after my Brython script has been loaded and executed, to load a .JS file :/
(Yeah during this transition time we still need them ..)
So I was thinking to use something like
But of course this is not working :'(
Any ideas ?
Thanks.
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