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@Jacob_Lukose - Python’s subprocess module is a good way to procedurally invoke other processes, including Streamlit.

We use subprocess internally for a number of things, including executing Streamlit scripts in our automated end-to-end tests. See the run_e2e_tests.py script for an example in our codebase.

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@fedegaucho would you be able to share your implementation? I’m running in the same problem and a work around using just buttons would be very helpful.

Same problem as @coxi and @fedegaucho . We use RStudio Connect to host our streamlit apps, and it seems that forms do not work at all when the app is deployed by RSConnect.

Same error as Lior_D’s original comment. Everything visually renders, but you get a ‘Missing Submit Button’ error and the widgets act like normal widgets, not form widgets.

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Hey @lklein, Instead of this:

with st.form("form_name"):
        selectbox = st.selectbox("selectbox_text", ["option1", "option2"])
        textInput = st.text_input('selectinput_text')
        submitted = st.form_submit_button('Submit')
        
if submitted:
    for option in selectbox:
        print(option)

I did the following:

selectbox = st.selectbox("selectbox_text", ["option1", "option2"])
textInput = st.text_input("selectinput_text")

if st.button("Button_text"):
        for option in selectbox:
            print(option)

And it worked for me. The only other issue was the fact that, in the app, once you fill one widget, streamlit runs the whole code. I solved it with if statements.

Hope it can help

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@tim I’m not sure about it, just saw in some logs that something with boostrap was involved and I inferred it to be related to coxi’s issue. Anyway I just shared my workaround below on Iklein comment, probably not the best but working!

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Hi, I ended up here because I too am running into issues with using forms on a Streamlit app that is deployed to RStudio Connect. In both my development environment and the Connect environment, I am using Python-3.8.8 and Streamlit-0.86.0 (have also tried other versions of streamlit >=0.81.0). Running the app locally, the form functionality works perfectly. When running the same app deployed on RStudio Connect, I get the same error message as @Lior_D showed above (“Missing Submit Button”). Wondering if anyone has figured out the issue here? Thanks!

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Just to follow-up, in my case it turned out that an API change implemented in Streamlit > 0.78.0 causes issues with certain versions of RStudio Connect. Upgrading RStudio Connect to v1.9.0.1 fixed the issue and enables the full functionality of the latest versions of Streamlit.

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Great to hear, thanks for posting @timL!