thank you.
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Yes. More generally, when you call the URL() function without specifying an
extension, it will automatically append request.extension, unless
request.extension is "html". So, it's really the URL() function that is
propagating the extension (as long as you don't explicitly specify an
alternative
Out of mild curiosity (but not enough to actually try it), does this suffix
functionality work with redirect(URL(...)) ? [this was the orthogonal part
of my question]
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Note, the advantage of using a special extension (such as .load) for
components is that when a component action does a redirect, the extension
will propagate to the redirect (assuming the redirect uses the URL()
function and doesn't explicitly specify an extension).
Anthony
On Thursday, June 6
> {{=LOAD('default','load_video'}} uses the view: generic.load,
> unfortunately ignoring the intended view: default/load_video.load
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The .load extension is just a convention -- there's nothing special about
it. If you don't specify any extension, as usual, it will default to .html.
Above, it
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