I don't understand Carlos, do you have a "cuba" controller/function in country/state/city controller files? Are you going to create a function for any given possible contry (+192)? There will be a lot of duplicated code...
Why don't you have a location.py controller file with a contry/state/city function as you seems to need and have... Then use args for the rest as it make more sens anyway... Something like that : yourapp/location/country/cuba yourapp/location/state/cuba/cienfuegos yourapp/location/city/cuba/cienfuegos/cienfuegos Or you can use vars : yourapp/location/your_functions?country=cuba&state=cienfuegos&city=cienfuegos Richard On Mon, Mar 28, 2016 at 1:22 PM, Carlos Cesar Caballero Díaz < desarro...@spicm.cfg.sld.cu> wrote: > They provide related but different information with a different structure > (country show main country info, an basic States and Cities info and so > on), The separate country, city, and state controller files are not > strictly needed, but I prefer to maintain the code structure for > extensibility and maintainability. The controllers have other functions > that can be accessed in the classical way. > > > > El 28/03/16 a las 11:59, Anthony escribió: > > What is the nature of these controllers and the functions they contain? Do > you really need separate country, city, and state controller files, or > could you instead have a single function in a single controller that > retrieves data for a given country, city, state depending on the set of URL > args? > > Anthony > > On Monday, March 28, 2016 at 11:46:18 AM UTC-4, Carlos Cesar Caballero > wrote: >> >> Hi Antony, I was not clear enough... I have a country controller with a >> default index function, and the same with a state controller and a city >> controller, so right now: >> >> if I call www.myapp.com/country/cuba I get my country page for Cuba (the >> index function of country controller with cuba as parameter) >> if I call www.myapp.com/state/cuba/cienfuegos I get my state page for >> Cienfuegos, Cuba state (the index function of state controller with cuba >> and cienfuegos as parameter) >> and if I call www.myapp.com/city/cuba/cienfuegos/cienfuegos I get my >> city page for Cienfuegos, Cienfuegos, Cuba city (the index function of city >> controller with cuba, cienfuegos, and cienfuegos as parameter) >> >> I need to find a way to map directly to such pages without specify >> country, state or city controllers depending of the number of params. >> >> Greetings. >> >> El 28/03/16 a las 10:59, Anthony escribió: >> >> I think there is some confusion of terminology. In web2py, a controller >> is a file in the /controllers folder, and each function in that file is an >> action reachable via an HTTP request. A view is not executed independently >> but associated with a particular function in a controller. With this >> terminology in mind, can you detail your set of controllers and functions >> and then explain how you want URLs to map to those controllers and >> functions? >> >> Anthony >> >> On Monday, March 28, 2016 at 9:18:15 AM UTC-4, Carlos Cesar Caballero >> wrote: >>> >>> Hi, I am trying to reach a routes behavior for an app but I can´t, so I >>> need some tips... >>> >>> I have in my app countries, cities and states (or province), countries >>> have states and states have cities. Each une of them have its own >>> controller and view, and I want the next behavior: >>> >>> www.myapp.com/cuba - run country conntroller and view (for Cuba >>> country) >>> www.myapp.com/cuba/cienfuegos - run state conntroller and view (for >>> Cienfuegos state of Cuba country) >>> www.myapp.com/cuba/cienfuegos/cienfuegos - run city conntroller and >>> view >>> (for Cienfuegos city, Cienfuegos state of Cuba country) >>> >>> I will higly appreciate any help with this. >>> >>> Greetings. >>> >>> -- >>> Este mensaje le ha llegado mediante el servicio de correo electronico >>> que ofrece Infomed para respaldar el cumplimiento de las misiones del >>> Sistema Nacional de Salud. 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