(see Server and script mode for more information about session) closed, the event callback will not work. You can call the pywebio.session.hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session access the application by using the file path as the URL. For example, given the following folder structure: . A a.py B b.py c.py If you use this directory in path_deploy(), you can access the PyWebIO (see Server and script mode for more information about session) closed, the event callback will not work. You can call the pywebio.session.hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session

(see Server and script mode for more information about session) closed, the event callback will not work. You can call the pywebio.session.hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session access the application by using the file path as the URL. For example, given the following folder structure: . A a.py B b.py c.py If you use this directory in path_deploy(), you can access the PyWebIO (see Server and script mode for more information about session) closed, the event callback will not work. You can call the pywebio.session.hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session

(see Server and script mode for more information about session) closed, the event callback will not work. You can call the pywebio.session.hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session access the application by using the file path as the URL. For example, given the following folder structure: . A a.py B b.py c.py If you use this directory in path_deploy(), you can access the PyWebIO (see Server and script mode for more information about session) closed, the event callback will not work. You can call the pywebio.session.hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session

(see Server and script mode for more information about session) closed, the event callback will not work. You can call the pywebio.session.hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session access the application by using the file path as the URL. For example, given the following folder structure: . A a.py B b.py c.py If you use this directory in path_deploy(), you can access the PyWebIO (see Server and script mode for more information about session) closed, the event callback will not work. You can call the pywebio.session.hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session

(see Server and script mode for more information about session) closed, the event callback will not work. You can call the pywebio.session.hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session access the application by using the file path as the URL. For example, given the following folder structure: . A a.py B b.py c.py If you use this directory in path_deploy(), you can access the PyWebIO (see Server and script mode for more information about session) closed, the event callback will not work. You can call the pywebio.session.hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session

(see Server and script mode for more information about session) closed, the event callback will not work. You can call the pywebio.session.hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session access the application by using the file path as the URL. For example, given the following folder structure: . ├── A │ └── a.py ├── B │ └── b.py └── c.py If you use this directory in path_deploy(), (see Server and script mode for more information about session) closed, the event callback will not work. You can call the pywebio.session.hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session

(see Server and script mode for more information about session) closed, the event callback will not work. You can call the pywebio.session.hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session access the application by using the file path as the URL. For example, given the following folder structure: . ├── A │ └── a.py ├── B │ └── b.py └── c.py If you use this directory in path_deploy(), (see Server and script mode for more information about session) closed, the event callback will not work. You can call the pywebio.session.hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session

(see Server and script mode for more information about session) closed, the event callback will not work. You can call the pywebio.session.hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session access the application by using the file path as the URL. For example, given the following folder structure: . A a.py B b.py c.py If you use this directory in path_deploy(), you can access the PyWebIO (see Server and script mode for more information about session) closed, the event callback will not work. You can call the pywebio.session.hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session

Content') put_text('html:
') put_buttons([('clear()', s)], onclick=clear) put_text('Also work!', scope=s) The context manager will open a new output scope and return the scope name. The output PyWebIO server (such as the event callback of put_buttons() and download link of put_file()) will not work. You can call the hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session, so that the whose name begin with the underscore in this directory. For example, given the following folder structure: . A a.py B b.py c.py All three python files contain main PyWebIO application function.

Content') put_text('html:
') put_buttons([('clear()', s)], onclick=clear) put_text('Also work!', scope=s) The context manager will open a new output scope and return the scope name. The output PyWebIO server (such as the event callback of put_buttons() and download link of put_file()) will not work. You can call the hold() function at the end of the task function to hold the session, so that the whose name begin with the underscore in this directory. For example, given the following folder structure: . A a.py B b.py c.py All three python files contain main PyWebIO application function.