Is there a good way to access browser like IE and run an HTML file from within Python code?
bumsfeld
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Jump to PostWould running Python server-side work? Apache supports Python as a web development language. You can generate HTML on the server, and then browse that in IE.
Jump to PostThis works with Windows only ...
# acts like double-clicking the filename in Windows file manager # starts the associated program and loads the file import os # default file path is the current directory os.startfile("test2.htm")
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alc6379
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Would running Python server-side work? Apache supports Python as a web development language. You can generate HTML on the server, and then browse that in IE.
vegaseat
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This works with Windows only ...
# acts like double-clicking the filename in Windows file manager
# starts the associated program and loads the file
import os
# default file path is the current directory
os.startfile("test2.htm")
EAnder
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I know you can use this to open IE6 but i do not know if it will open html files
import webbrowser
url = http://www.google.com # I presume you can open html files
webbrowser.open(url)
StepIre
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Hey guys,
would anybody have any information about accessing a browser in a mobile phone?
im trying to implement some simple stuff with python on my phone and cant master anything with using the browser.
any help appreciated
you2
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pys60 for Symbian mobile is good option.
it provides various modules implemented specifically for Mobiles.
Even Browser module is exposed.
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