Re: Cherrypy support HTML/CSS3 fully?

Hi Tim,

Thank you for your response, Yes I had to put the code here. I used one of 
my applications as a kind of template, just to figure something out, how it 
works. This application contains almost only html and css3 code. Therefor I 
thought it should work. In the process of how to do things in the 
python-cherrypy-way I changed the "onclick=getfields" without "()" in the 
code below, this was mistake one and the second mistake was that in the 
config-part I did not pointing to the correct directory. 

<input type="image" src="./static/images/add.png" class="pswd_imagesize" 
name="add" alt="add" onclick="getfields(pswd_add)" /> 

Thanks Matt van Gerwen

On Wednesday, August 16, 2017 at 6:28:16 PM UTC+2, Tim Roberts wrote:
>
> matt Gerwen van wrote: 
> > 
> > I'm starting with cherrypy and discovered that making html-files and 
> > loading them with open(file).read is not the right way to go, however 
> > have seen some code that seems to work as basepage. 
>
> You certainly CAN handle pages by reading and copying HTML files.  It's 
> more common to read template files and customize them using one of the 
> template packages, but the concept is exactly the same. 
>
>
> > My question is: I'm trying to create a button with a background image 
> > nor in html or in CSS3 works. Is this the limitations of cherrypy or 
> > what do i wrong? I have tried different solutions and codes, help 
> > would be appreciated. 
>
> Honestly, without seeing your code, how can we have any possible hope of 
> answering this question?  There are a thousand things you could have 
> done wrong.  CherryPy can certainly deliver files, so it is a bit much 
> for you to blame the tool first. 
>
> The code you posted is going to send a request to your server for 
> /static/images/login.png.  Do you have code and configuration in your 
> server to handle that request?  If not, then you can hardly be surprised 
> that the image wasn't presented. 
>
> -- 
> Tim Roberts, [email protected] <javascript:> 
> Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc. 
>
>

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