2009/12/22 mdipierro <mdipie...@cs.depaul.edu>:
> You can use routes but the rule is:
> - if it is public goes in static
> - if it requires access control goes in uploads
Thanks for the replies.
If you don't mind, I would like advice on the following situation: I
need restricted access to parts of the data on my website. How would
you handle for example html-documentation written using sphinx I want
access to the documentation only available from a particular page in
the wiki.
If I upload the files web2py don't preserve their relations to each
other neither present them as html-files in this. At the moment I
have the whole bunch of interrelated html-files in a subdirectory in
static.
I have tried the following routes.py which does not work or makes no difference:
routes_in = ( ('/init/static/proxydoc/index.html', '/init/default/'))
routes_out= ()
I tried a more specific route rewrite but got so many errors that I gave up.
I most probably don't understand how to use routes in this case.
Please help me to think correctly regarding this problem.
Regards
Johann
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