Thank you, Anthony. That helps. In my app, things will soon get complex
enough that the pattern-based system will suit me best. With your help, I
think I understand it a bit better now. I got it to work for what I need in
this first test by simply removing '$anything'.
On Wednesday, August 26,
ahem. you're rewriting ANYTHING to a single url. Can you see why
there's something clearly wrong with your scheme ? :D
if you want MULTIPLE urls to work, you need to leave something on the left
and the right side to be the "unique" parts of the urls.
if you want / to go to /app/default/ind
Your routes.py maps literally *any *URL (including static URLs) to just the
single /myapp/default/index URL. When using $anything in the first item of
the tuple, you should also append it to the second so whatever arbitrary
part of the original URL was matched gets retained. In any case, you
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