Robin Cole
Robin Cole
@SimonBiggs could you clarify with a single example to choose between?
@SimonBiggs - Consistency with standard HTML recommended - Clarifying watched vs. run code is necessary - runCode is useful - Dict is a good approach
No way, keep them coming :-)
Hi @SimonBiggs I think if you are using `runCode` then you should also use `observeCode` : explicit is better than implicit :)
@simonbiggs as someone with no web dev experience but plenty of python experience, that syntax does have a ‘familiar look and feel’. I’ve been working out how to best implement...
That sounds fine. The workflow I envisage is: upload image 1. process image and review result in form 2. save form to pdf 3. post result of processing to db...
Post using a REST API - I've not looked at QAtrack in a while but recall an API was on its roadmap. In this case you would just need Requests....
Good point. Perhaps just have a constants.py or equivalent where people can define credentials, IP of servers etc, so that scripts can share
My original request was for a file upload button in the toolbar, such that upload files are available to scripts
I will put my examples [here](https://github.com/robmarkcole/Useful-python/tree/master/scriptedforms). Any idea why my `pivot.md` does not display the pivot table?