@pavlinb in fairness, wget is not a python command, why would you expect it to work in a jupyter notebook on a non *nix system? (!wget tries to call out to the shell, which of course iOS does not have)

The python equivalent would be:

import urllib.request url-variable = 'https://adress' urllib.request.urlretrieve(url, filename-variable)

Hello everyone,,
I’m testing Editorial, looking for “the best” MultiMarkdown editor for iOS.

I have three problems with Editorial that somebody might be able to help me with:
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Links to footnotes don’t work (using [^1] and [^1]: Footnote text syntax). Actually other internal links like {{TOC}} don't seem to work either. I believe this might be an iOS problem that requires the developer to make some changes to the app.
In-line images don’t display (using syntax
Can’t set MM preview to use Different heading/text fonts; I would like to use Verdana for headings and Georgia for text. I have experimented with the editor settings but can't seem to get this yo work.
NOTE: All these issues work correctly in ByWord so I don't believe I am having syntax problems.

Thanks in advance,.
Mintu.

I am working on a project which needs to work with a webhook, so I would like to create my own webhook with Python, in order to work with it. Unfortunately, I've found very little about this topic, there aren't a lot of libraries about webhooks out there.

Does anyone here have experience with creating webhooks with Python? Is there a source or a library where I can learn more about this? https://scrabblewordfinder.vip/ https://www.applock.ooo/ https://www.7zip.vip/

@cook Cool, tomorrow!