You could use a URL arg to identify specific items and trigger a
single-item display when present:
def myitems():
item = get_my_item(request.args(0)) if request.args else None
item_list = generate_list() if not request.args else None
return dict(item=item, item_list=item_list)
{{if item:}}
[code to display the item]
{{elif item_list:}}
{{for item in item_list:}}
<a href="{{=URL('default', 'myitems', args=item.id)}}">{{=item.name}}</a><br
/>
{{pass}}
If there is no request.args(0), the controller returns the full list and
the view displays the list with individual links to each item. When a link
is clicked, the item ID is included as request.args(0) in the URL, and in
that case, the function returns the individual item and the view displays
the item.
Anthony
On Saturday, August 31, 2013 11:40:25 PM UTC-7, אבי אברמוביץ wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I understand the url structure: app/function/view
> but assuming I have a list of items on the view, How do I get to a view
> page for each one of them and where can I build that page template?
> Thanks.
>
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