John Salerno wrote:
I just installed Pylons onto my hosting server so I could try out
templating with Mako, but it seems a little more complicated than that.
From the look of it all, the site seems to want a full Pylons
application. Is it possible to just use regular HTML files with a bit of
the Mako language embedded, or will I actually have to use all aspects
of Pylons?
In other words, can I use *just* Mako (sort of like as a replacement for
PHP) without having to use a framework?
For example, I'd like to just test out the <%include /> tag and see it
in action, but the site doesn't seem to be looking for a regular HTML
file (like index.html), it seems to want a "controller". So is Pylons
overkill for just this? How would I try out *just* Mako?
Thanks!
Ok, I figured out how to get it to just use regular HTML files as if it
were a regular, static site. However, the include directive I used
didn't seem to work. I used:
<%include file="separate.html"/>
And it just shows that text in the browser. Am I missing something?
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