The book says that the second argument to LOAD is a function.
Yet the dedicated view (.load) is not used unless the function has the
suffix .load
The example in the book does this, and I see it as well. If I have a
function "load_video' and a view load_video.load then I need to use
{{=LOAD('default','load_video.load')}}
using just
{{=LOAD('default','load_video'}} uses the view: generic.load,
unfortunately ignoring the intended view: default/load_video.load
is LOAD not orthogonal because it parses functions looking for implied
views, or are URL always treated like this, with no suffix defaulting to an
.HTML view, or is the documentation wrong?
Hope this makes sense.
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