If the variables to be accessed from the original view are not needed
to be passed back to python, it is possible to store the variables in
javascript, and then access the variables from different components.
To view the problem differently, you may wish to look at
http://flowplayer.org/tools/dem
great call, luther. thank to you and ron for the help.
here was the solution:
1) have the main view code call a component i called "stepFunc"
2) have stepFunc then render the appropriate mini-view
[views]
** first, i defined a view for each step. so there's a folder at
default/views/step and it
Try using http://www.web2py.com/book/default/chapter/13#Components-and-Plugins
I think it should be what you are looking for.
On Dec 29, 3:05 am, ron_m wrote:
> Its ugly but you must have a finite and small number of nextStep targets
>
> {{if nextStep == 'step1':}}
> {{include 'step1.html'}}
>
Its ugly but you must have a finite and small number of nextStep targets
{{if nextStep == 'step1':}}
{{include 'step1.html'}}
{{elif nextStep == 'step2':}}
{{include 'step2.html'}}
..
will get you going but introduces a maintenance issue if you add a step
later that ou have to remember to
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