Okay, that makes sense. I do intend to make custom views, even more so
now. For now, default/index.html is just:
{{extend 'layout.html'}}
{{=grid}}
Thanks!
On Tue, 24 Sep 2013, Anthony wrote:
Oops, sorry -- the default/index.html view that comes with the scaffolding app includes
{{=BE
Oops, sorry -- the default/index.html view that comes with the scaffolding
app includes {{=BEAUTIFY(response._vars)}} when there is no "message" or
"content" variable returned, which is the same thing the generic.html view
does when more than one variable is returned.
Keep in mind that if you w
The default/index.html view exists (the default "simple app" one), so
it's not clear to me why it is using generic.html.
The index() function does not explicitly define any other variables, but
the "grid:" is displayed even if the index() function returns
dict(grid=grid).
On Tue, 24 Sep 2013
It looks like you have not created a view for this function, so the
generic.html view is being used instead. When you return multiple
variables, the generic view displays the name of each variable. Since you
are returning locals(), I assume you must have defined other variables in
the index() f
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