I want to take multiple text inputs in a for loop. Using st.text_input() for that. But the code does not wait for the input and it keeps on running even when the input is not passed. I want to for next input till the user gives first one and presses enter.

Can you add a button to be clicked to start processing? Streamlit is not based on callbacks, and so using a button to explicitly start processing. This seems the cleanest way, to me. Alternately, how do you know when the user is done providing input? Is there a specific phrase or a count of inputs …

Hi @saurabh_pandey , thanks for checking out Streamlit! [image] ddutt: Alternately, how do you know when the user is done providing input? This is a great point. How to solve this is both a function of how your code is set up and knowing when to process. Are both user inputs to the same funct…

My code is automatically running for text input

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randyzwitch May 11, 2020, 2:56pm 4

If I’m not mistaken, this thread and I want to take multiple inputs in a for loop are the same, so closing this one in lieu of the other one having some Python code snippets to try.

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My code is automatically running for text input

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