MicroPython Forum (Archive)

Thank you Peter, as always.
I'll take your advice.

snippet of code import pickle class configuration_data(object): def __init__(self): self.flashlight=True # by default flashlight on self.hour_start=0 # inhibit alarm hour start self.minute_start=0 self.hour_end=0 # inhibit alarm hour self.minute_end=0 self.inhibit_time=False def print_configuration(...

That worked perfectly, thank you very much

Thank you Mark. You've recognised just how inexperienced I am with html.
Certainly give it a try but was leaning towards issuing gets that the holst replies with different pages. This is much better

Thank you, I'm aware of the static nature of HTML. It is after all a simple text mark up coding. It's a simple issue, which if I confess would be better implemented on the client's server with Java, but it seems a lot of effort for such a simple thing. These are snippets from the code that works, mo...

Does micropython support using a python variable in HTML

I've tried <% thisvariablestring %>
which mearely prints 'thisvariablestring'
and """+thisvariablestring+"""
which reports variable not defined probably because it expects java source

Robin

Forgive me Jimmo. I thought that I'd corrected those:- However the alternative syntax doesn't work, but doesn't matter. import network wlan = network.WLAN(network.STA_IF) print(wlan.active(True)) wlan.config(dhcp_hostname='esp32cam') wlan.ifconfig(config=('192.168.1.144','255.255.255.0','192.168.1,2...

Very odd. Looks identical

Isn't that identical to what I'm doing with merely a different instansiation of the wlan object name?

Thank you Dave