Note, the advantage of using a special extension (such as .load) for
components is that when a component action does a redirect, the extension
will propagate to the redirect (assuming the redirect uses the URL()
function and doesn't explicitly specify an extension).
Anthony
On Thursday, June 6, 2013 9:23:15 AM UTC-4, Anthony wrote:
>
>
>
>> {{=LOAD('default','load_video'}} uses the view: generic.load,
>> unfortunately ignoring the intended view: default/load_video.load
>>
>
> The .load extension is just a convention -- there's nothing special about
> it. If you don't specify any extension, as usual, it will default to .html.
> Above, it will not use generic.load -- it will instead use generic.html
> (assuming there is no load_video.html view). If you did LOAD('default',
> 'load_video.load'), it would use generic.load if there were no
> load_video.load view (i.e., same rules as usual for using generic views --
> if the specific view doesn't exist, look for a generic view with the same
> extension as the request).
>
> Anthony
>
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