Many thanks Anthony and Richard, I'll use your suggestion.
Greetings.
El 29/03/16 a las 10:27, Richard Vézina escribió:
I agree with Anthony... Do you have any constraint that prevent you
from doing that... I would definetly stay away from router as much as
I can...
Richard
On Tue, Mar 29,
I agree with Anthony... Do you have any constraint that prevent you from
doing that... I would definetly stay away from router as much as I can...
Richard
On Tue, Mar 29, 2016 at 9:37 AM, Anthony wrote:
> Right now the url to reach the index function of the country controller is
>> something li
>
> Right now the url to reach the index function of the country controller is
> something like www.myapp.com/country/cuba because index is set as the
> default function using the parametric router (
> www.myapp.com/country/index/cuba without set index() as default).
>
> Now I need to find a wa
Hi Anthony and Richard, these are the functions of my country controller
(state and city controllers are similar):
def index()
def edit()
In the future the controller will have more functions (we have planned
new features that will be built as components)
There is no a cuba() function, in in
On Monday, March 28, 2016 at 1:20:59 PM UTC-4, Carlos Cesar Caballero wrote:
>
> They provide related but different information with a different structure
> (country show main country info, an basic States and Cities info and so
> on), The separate country, city, and state controller files are no
I don't understand Carlos, do you have a "cuba" controller/function in
country/state/city controller files? Are you going to create a function for
any given possible contry (+192)? There will be a lot of duplicated code...
Why don't you have a location.py controller file with a contry/state/city
f
They provide related but different information with a different
structure (country show main country info, an basic States and Cities
info and so on), The separate country, city, and state controller files
are not strictly needed, but I prefer to maintain the code structure for
extensibility an
What is the nature of these controllers and the functions they contain? Do
you really need separate country, city, and state controller files, or
could you instead have a single function in a single controller that
retrieves data for a given country, city, state depending on the set of URL
args
Hi Antony, I was not clear enough... I have a country controller with a
default index function, and the same with a state controller and a city
controller, so right now:
if I call www.myapp.com/country/cuba I get my country page for Cuba (the
index function of country controller with cuba as p
I think there is some confusion of terminology. In web2py, a controller is
a file in the /controllers folder, and each function in that file is an
action reachable via an HTTP request. A view is not executed independently
but associated with a particular function in a controller. With this
term
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