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, so that the event callback will always be available before PyWebIO input and output functions can be called anywhere. If the user closes the browser before the end of the session, then calls to PyWebIO input and output functions in the session will cause a SessionException example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Notes Static resources Hosting By default, the front-end of PyWebIO gets required static resources from CDN. If you want to deploy PyWebIO applications in an

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, so that the event callback will always be available before PyWebIO input and output functions can be called anywhere. If the user closes the browser before the end of the session, then calls to PyWebIO input and output functions in the session will cause a SessionException example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Notes Static resources Hosting By default, the front-end of PyWebIO gets required static resources from CDN. If you want to deploy PyWebIO applications in an

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, so that the event callback will always be available before PyWebIO input and output functions can be called anywhere. If the user closes the browser before the end of the session, then calls to PyWebIO input and output functions in the session will cause a SessionException PyWebIO, so there is no the issue as described above. Static resources Hosting By default, the front-end of PyWebIO gets required static resources from CDN. If you want to deploy PyWebIO applications in an

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, so that the event callback will always be available before PyWebIO input and output functions can be called anywhere. If the user closes the browser before the end of the session, then calls to PyWebIO input and output functions in the session will cause a SessionException PyWebIO, so there is no the issue as described above. Static resources Hosting By default, the front-end of PyWebIO gets required static resources from CDN. If you want to deploy PyWebIO applications in an

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, so that the event callback will always be available before PyWebIO input and output functions can be called anywhere. If the user closes the browser before the end of the session, then calls to PyWebIO input and output functions in the session will cause a SessionException PyWebIO, so there is no the issue as described above. Static resources Hosting By default, the front-end of PyWebIO gets required static resources from CDN. If you want to deploy PyWebIO applications in an

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, so that the event callback will always be available before PyWebIO input and output functions can be called anywhere. If the user closes the browser before the end of the session, then calls to PyWebIO input and output functions in the session will cause a SessionException to open the PyWebIO application Attention Notes Static resources Hosting By default, the front-end of PyWebIO gets required static resources from CDN. If you want to deploy PyWebIO applications in an

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, so that the event callback will always be available before PyWebIO input and output functions can be called anywhere. If the user closes the browser before the end of the session, then calls to PyWebIO input and output functions in the session will cause a SessionException to open the PyWebIO application Attention Notes Static resources Hosting By default, the front-end of PyWebIO gets required static resources from CDN. If you want to deploy PyWebIO applications in an

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, so that the event callback will always be available before PyWebIO input and output functions can be called anywhere. If the user closes the browser before the end of the session, then calls to PyWebIO input and output functions in the session will cause a SessionException PyWebIO, so there is no the issue as described above. Static resources Hosting By default, the front-end of PyWebIO gets required static resources from CDN. If you want to deploy PyWebIO applications in an

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, so that the event callback will always be available before PyWebIO input and output functions can be called anywhere. If the user closes the browser before the end of the session, then calls to PyWebIO input and output functions in the session will cause a SessionException Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Static resources Hosting By default, the front-end of PyWebIO gets required static resources from CDN. If you want to deploy PyWebIO applications in an

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, so that the event callback will always be available before PyWebIO input and output functions can be called anywhere. If the user closes the browser before the end of the session, then calls to PyWebIO input and output functions in the session will cause a SessionException Here is an example of Nginx WebSocket configuration. Static resources Hosting By default, the front-end of PyWebIO gets required static resources from CDN. If you want to deploy PyWebIO applications in an