put_button('close_popup()', onclick=close_popup) ]) In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your own output widgets that can accept put_xxx() calls. For a full list of functions that accept put_xxx() content area, scroll bar is displayed when the content exceeds the limit put_widget* Output your own widget Other Interactions toast Show a notification message popup*† Show popup close_popup Close output.put_widget(template, data, scope=None, position=- 1) → pywebio.io_ctrl.Output Output your own widget Parameters 42 Chapter 4. Documentation PyWebIO, Release 1.7.1 • template – html template

put_button('close_popup()', onclick=close_popup) ]) In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your own output widgets that can accept put_xxx() calls. For a full list of functions that accept put_xxx() content area, scroll bar is displayed when the content exceeds the limit put_widget* Output your own widget Other Interactions toast Show a notification message popup*† Show popup close_popup Close data: Dict[str, Any], scope: str = None, position: int = - 1) → pywebio.io_ctrl.Output Output your own widget 46 Chapter 4. Documentation PyWebIO, Release 1.8.0 Parameters • template – html template

put_button('close_popup()', onclick=close_popup) ]) In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your own output widgets that can accept put_xxx() calls. For a full list of functions that accept put_xxx() content area, scroll bar is displayed when the content exceeds the limit put_widget* Output your own widget Other Interactions toast Show a notification message popup*† Show popup close_popup Close data: Dict[str, Any], scope: str = None, position: int = - 1) → pywebio.io_ctrl.Output Output your own widget 46 Chapter 4. Documentation PyWebIO, Release 1.8.2 Parameters • template – html template

put_button('close_popup()', onclick=close_popup) ]) In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your own output widgets that can accept put_xxx() calls. For a full list of functions that accept put_xxx() content area, scroll bar is displayed when the content exceeds the limit put_widget* Output your own widget Other Interactions toast Show a notification message popup*† Show popup close_popup Close data: Dict[str, Any], scope: str = None, position: int = - 1) → pywebio.io_ctrl.Output Output your own widget 46 Chapter 4. Documentation PyWebIO, Release 1.8.1 Parameters • template – html template

put_xxx() calls to popup() as the popup content: In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your own output widgets that can accept put_xxx() calls. For a full list of functions that accept put_xxx() scroll bar is displayed when the content exceeds the limit Parameters: put_widget* Output your own widget Other Interactions toast Show a notification message popup*† Show popup close_popup Close output.put_widget(template, data, scope=None, position=- 1) → pywebio.io_ctrl.Output Output your own widget import time put_scrollable(put_scope('scrollable'), height=200, keep_bottom=True) put_text("You

put_xxx() calls to popup() as the popup content: In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your own output widgets that can accept put_xxx() calls. For a full list of functions that accept put_xxx() content area, scroll bar is displayed when the content exceeds the limit put_widget* Output your own widget Other Interactions toast Show a notification message popup*† Show popup close_popup Close data: Dict[str, Any], scope: str = None, position: int = - 1) → pywebio.io_ctrl.Output Output your own widget template – html template, using mustache.js [https://github.com/janl/mustache.js] syntax data

put_xxx() calls to popup() as the popup content: In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your own output widgets that can accept put_xxx() calls. For a full list of functions that accept put_xxx() content area, scroll bar is displayed when the content exceeds the limit put_widget* Output your own widget Other Interactions toast Show a notification message popup*† Show popup close_popup Close data: Dict[str, Any], scope: str = None, position: int = - 1) → pywebio.io_ctrl.Output Output your own widget template – html template, using mustache.js [https://github.com/janl/mustache.js] syntax data

put_xxx() calls to popup() as the popup content: In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your own output widgets that can accept put_xxx() calls. For a full list of functions that accept put_xxx() content area, scroll bar is displayed when the content exceeds the limit put_widget* Output your own widget Other Interactions toast Show a notification message popup*† Show popup close_popup Close data: Dict[str, Any], scope: str = None, position: int = - 1) → pywebio.io_ctrl.Output Output your own widget template – html template, using mustache.js [https://github.com/janl/mustache.js] syntax data

opup()'], onclick=lambda _: close_popup()) ]) In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your own output widgets that can accept put_xxx() calls. For a full list of functions that accept put_xxx() content area, scroll bar is displayed when the content exceeds the limit put_widget* Output your own widget Other Interactions toast Show a notification message popup*† Show popup close_popup Close pywebio.output.put_widget(template, data, scope=- 1, position=- 1) → pywebio.io_ctrl.Output Output your own widget Parameters • template – html template, using mustache.js syntax • data (dict) – Data used

opup()'], onclick=lambda _: close_popup()) ]) In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your own output widgets that can accept put_xxx() calls. For a full list of functions that accept put_xxx() content area, scroll bar is displayed when the content exceeds the limit put_widget* Output your own widget Other Interactions toast Show a notification message popup*† Show popup continues on next pywebio.output.put_widget(template, data, scope=- 1, position=- 1) → pywebio.io_ctrl.Output Output your own widget Parameters • template – html template, using mustache.js syntax • data (dict) – Data used