I have another question:
In case the user would like to view the html mail in his browser, I
have got the following line of code:
<td class="browser" align="left">
{{if not request.function=='browser_version':}}
<p>Having trouble viewing this email? <a
href="{{=URL(r=request,c='clublocatormail',f='browser_version',args=[nfa.bedrijf])}}">View
it in your browser</a></p>
{{pass}}
</td>
I would like to use the same view, however, that view contains the
variable nfa.bedrijf, which, in case of the mail, is available from
the context. The link to the browser_version function contains
args=[nfa.bedrijf], so nfa.bedrijf is available as request.args[0] in
the browser_version function, but I don't now to pass it on to the
view in a suitable way.
I could do:
def browser_version():
response.view='send_mail.html'
nfa=db((db.nfa.nfatype==4)&(db.nfa.bedrijf==request.args[0])).select(db.nfa.ALL)
return dict(nfa=nfa)
..., but that would unnecessarily query the database. Is there another
way to solve this problem?
Kind regards,
Annet.
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