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The first page is coming fine but when i press calculate it is not going to the next page but showing the error 405 Not Allowed. The code on website is working fine in a local host.

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I’m using Flask to develop a web app. I have a /stream route in my python code, an index.html file, and a stream_page.html that triggers the stream route.

So, I’m doing a project where, using the Steam API, I’m making a game searcher type site.
The user would search for a game or use keywords, and it would find the game for them.
How should i go ahead to making it.

I have no idea what’s going on, I tried moving the files around and renaming things, but nothing would work.

I have a lot of html pages that have somehow become embedded with multiple newline characters, with the tags on separate lines and some of the sentences split up at apparently random intervals. Here is an example of what I am dealing with:

I need to scrape data from this link: https://flo.uri.sh/visualisation/15396850/embed?auto=1

I need to display the html code in the page: