Thanks! You are right, the "<" is not converted automatically. I used str() function in Python program with the DMML document as argument. Now I know how to do the <dtml-var ...> substitution in Python: program_code = HTML(program_code, globals())(self, REQUEST=REQUEST) This way, I can directly access user HTML form input, inside the program_code(in fact, R program). e.g., if the "program_code" holds this string: x <- "<dtml-var id>" then after the conversion, it will become x <- "my_server" (assuming "my_server" is the id now). Isn't this wonderful! Using <dtml-var ...> can only get string type data, not multiselection, lists, etc. I'll try to write an external method to convert form input to desired types(list, selections, boolean, etc.). Anyone already done this? Hannu Krosing wrote:
Li Dongfeng wrote:
The basic benefit of DTML method and document is that you can use dynamic substitution in the contents. This is like the "macro" mechanism in C(of course, much more powerful).
Question: Can I use the dynamic substution of DTML, but suppress the HTML rendering?
For example, if I have a source program saying
x <- 1
the DTML rendering will convert the string to "x <- 1". Can I suppress this? How can I do this in Python code?
I just tried it and it did'nt convert it.
Can you be more specific about what you do ?
it should do this converion only when you specify html-quote in var tag.
------- Hannu
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