[bottlepy] Any alternative to jQuery?

[Sebastian Adil]

Is there an equivalent to "click event" from "jQuery" in python?
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[Marcel Hellkamp]

Post by Sebastian Adil
Is there an equivalent to "click event" from "jQuery" in python?

No. Click events are client-side only. The server (bottle/python) does
not know what the client does with the response after it was sent.
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['gNeandr' via bottlepy]

Not sure what the real point is about.

Basically you can include a button in your html file for the user
action. Clicking that a js script can catch the event and would call a
py function.

Post by Sebastian Adil
Is there an equivalent to "click event" from "jQuery" in python?

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[Sebastian Adil]

How can a "js script" call a "python function"?
when I talk about jQuery I focus on the "click event"
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['gNeandr' via bottlepy]

Part 1 -- html part: define a button
  <button class='btn btn-default btn-sm dropdown-toggle'
       id ='addJob' title='{{addJob}}' type="button">
       <img title='{{addNewJob}}' src='/static/gplus.png'
style='width:18px'>
  </button>
Part 2 -- a JS fct works with the 'click'
  $('#addJob').on('click', function(event) {
      location.replace("/edit?addJob");
  });
Part 1 and 2 life in a *.tpl template which is basically a html doc
@app.route('/edit')
    caller = request.fullpath[1:]
    qString = request.query_string.strip()
    logSys(" ../" + caller + "  >>" + qString + "<<")
Here request.query_string will hold the 'addJob'.

Yes, it's tricky and just an orientation here =-O
... more details can be found with the bottle docu.

How can a "js script" call a "python function"?
when I talk about jQuery I focus on the "click event"

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[Sebastian Adil]

The 1st and 2nd parts are clear but the 3rd part is ... difficult :-)
But in any way thank you for your help :-)
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['g Neandr' via bottlepy]

For the difficult part 3 and for a complete picture you could have a look

https://neandr.github.io/piSchedule/en.index.html
https://github.com/neandr/piSchedule

The part 3 in question is in
https://github.com/neandr/piSchedule/blob/master/piSchedule751/piSchedule.py
at line #431 etc

Good look
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