>
> {{=LOAD('default','select_table',args=("x10_state_view", 
> "not_editable"),ajax=True, target='table')}}


If you don't specify an extension with LOAD(), it defaults to the usual 
.html extension (just as the URL() function does). If you don't have a 
specific .html view for the select_table() function, it will use the 
generic.html view, which extends layout.html, which includes the navbar. 
Instead, it is common to use the .load extension for LOAD() components 
(though that's just a convention and not required). It will then use the 
generic.load view, unless you create a custom .load view (which you should 
do, as the generic views are disabled by default on production for security 
reasons).

Anthony

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