Getting Started example uses deprecated pyscript.write() method.

[jasonwashburn]

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What happened?

What happened:

While following along and executing examples from the getting-started page, I discovered that the fourth example, Writing into labled elements, produces the following deprecation warning

PyScript Deprecation Warning: PyScript.write is
        marked as deprecated and will be removed sometime soon. Please, use
        Element(<id>).write instead.

What should happen:

The example should be rewritten to execute without producing errors or warnings.

What browsers are you seeing the problem on? (if applicable)

Chrome

Console info

PyScript Deprecation Warning: PyScript.write is
        marked as deprecated and will be removed sometime soon. Please, use
        Element(<id>).write instead.

### Additional Context

I will submit a PR shortly after submitting this issue.

[FabioRosado]

Thank you for raising this issue to us!

Would you be interested in opening a PR to fix this?

[jasonwashburn]

Thank you for raising this issue to us!

Would you be interested in opening a PR to fix this?

Absolutely, you beat me by 4 minutes 😄 . Submitted #974 to fix this issue.

On a related note, there's another reference to pyscript.write() on line 269 which I left alone as I wasn't sure if the statement was still accurate, or if it had been changed. I think the intent of the <pyscript output="plot"> is still clear either way.

[JeffersGlass]

I think the intent of the is still clear either way.

For what it's worth, the <py-script output='...'> was deprecated when the display() syntax was rolled out. A similar syntax may be reintroduced as the plugin API grows (see #944), but at the moment it isn't possible.

[jasonwashburn]

I think the intent of the is still clear either way.

For what it's worth, the <py-script output='...'> was deprecated when the display() syntax was rolled out. A similar syntax may be reintroduced as the plugin API grows (see #944), but at the moment it isn't possible.

Ah...now I see it. Ok, in that case, if I understand it correctly, that example should probably be updated use display(fig) similar to a number of other examples that were updated in #749

[antocuni]

btw, we should detect the output attribute of <py-script> tags and show a deprecation warning in that case

[madhur-tandon]

Since #974 is merged, I guess we can close this right?