Rishi Patel
@patelr
I love coding. I am good at it too!
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This is my latest game called zombie apocalypse where you are in a world and zombies are killing everyone! Can you save the rest of the population? Pl
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How do I create a WORKING log in form, which remembers you and you are able to create an account? I have also struggled with this a lot in the past.
BangLuon from flask import Flask,request
from replit import db
app = Flask(name)
@app.route('/login',methods=["GET","POST"])
def login():
if request.method == "POST":
db[request.form["username"]] = request.form["password"]
return26 days ago
CosmicBear You need a backend server (try flask or node.js) with a database. For example:
#python
from flask import Flask,request
from replit import db
app = Flask(name)
@app.route('/login',methods=["GET","POST"])
def login():
if request.method == "POST":
db[request.form["username"]] = request.form["password"]
return
`1 year ago
ch1ck3n you can't just do it with HTML
i am not going to give you code because you will learn to do it yourself
eh the hell with it
first the HTML
POST is a more secure way than GET
next I assume you are using express with nodejs
you will make a post route app.post() and in that function you will get the form values and set it to the database1 year ago
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Did you ever think you could play would you rather with a computer? Well now you can! You will be asked a series of questions and you are to type your
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lsikora Cool! I would add a few thing here. The first being so it gives you a actual score. Not just 10-22. Another thing is changing the formating of the inputs. Here is a example
import time #puts time in there
print("Would you rather fall in lava or drown in water?") #asks the question
time.sleep(1) #waits 1 second so you can think
fa = input() #lets the quiz taker input there response
print(fa) #prints out the response
This is just a example and you can go in debt with if, else statements after, bu1 year ago
