There's nothing special about response.menu -- it's just a list of tuples.
You can just as easily store the menu in any variable, so you can create as
many menus as you want and then convert them to HTML in the view via the
MENU() helper:
In menu.py, or separately in menu1.py and menu2.py, or wherever:
menu1 = [...]
menu2 = [...]
In the layout:
{{=MENU(menu1)}}
...
{{=MENU(menu2)}}
Anthony
On Monday, April 29, 2013 6:19:12 PM UTC-4, greaneym wrote:
>
> Is it possible to have two menu.py files in models that associate with
> response.menu?
> I wanted to have an index file that has something like this,
>
> {{extend 'layout.html}}
> {{include layout.other.html}}
> {{include dashboard.html}}
>
> where layout.other.html has the menu2 for the dashboard. Is it possible
> to associate
> a second file, menu2.py with response.render and layout.other.html and how
> would one
> set this up? I've tried tinkering but get errors with response.write.
> Maybe it goes against the web2py structure and another setup should be
> used? I wanted
> both menus available on whatever page is loaded.
>
> thanks,
>
> Margaret
>
>
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