Re: Working with information from other files.

[Jonathan Verner]

The first part is easy, instead of 

document['navbar'] <= nav

you put

document['navbar'].innerHTML = nav.read()

The second part will need some work on the server as the browser can't write to files on the server. You will probably need to have a server-side script where you post the new file contents and the scripts saves them to the file...

On Tuesday, August 8, 2017 at 3:38:23 PM UTC+2, Vladimir wrote:

How to include html elements from another html file? If you will just open it and send it to some zone of your document it will appear as a regular text instead of the html element.
Brython script:

from browser import document
nav = open('navbar.html')
document['navbar'] <= nav

How to append some text from your input to the txt file and then display it? On python I've got this:

import time
data = open('datastore.txt', 'r')
print(data.read())
inputdata = input()
data = open('datastore.txt', 'a')
data.write('\n' + inputdata + ' ' + time.asctime())
data = open('datastore.txt', 'r')
print(data.read())