This is much better ...
just how to define condition only for index page (or function or controller)
{{if condition:}}
how to make definition of condition -
there no need to be request.url it can be request.controller
when I tray this I get an error:
{{if {{=request.function}} == index:}}
your html goes here
{{else:}}
alternative html goes here
{{pass}}
But this is work
{{if request.function == 'index':}}
your html goes here
{{else:}}
alternative html goes here
{{pass}}
Thanks
- - Miroslav Gojic - -
On Mon, Oct 10, 2011 at 22:53, Anthony <abasta...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Monday, October 10, 2011 4:03:49 PM UTC-4, miroslavgojic wrote:
>>
>> with
>> {{=request.url}}
>> i will get
>> /some/my/url/address
>>
>> but when I tray next example it is not working:
>>
>> {{
>> myurl = request.url:
>> i = /some/my/url/address:
>> if i == myurl:
>> response.writ('my first HTML output')
>> else:
>> response.write('my other HTML output')
>> pass
>> }}
>>
>> how to resolve this, I need one part layout.htm to be different for index
>> page than an other pages, is there some other solutions
>>
>
> How about using a block:
> http://web2py.com/book/default/chapter/05#Blocks-in-Views? Define the
> default content of the block in layout.html, and define the index specific
> content in index.html.
>
> A few other points:
>
> - I believe request.url will contain the rewritten version of the
> requested URL if you're using routes.py, so it may not match your
> hand-coded
> URL.
> - If you need to determine the current function (and/or controller),
> it's better to match request.function (and/or request.controller) rather
> than trying to match the full URL (which could get tricky if the are args,
> a
> query string, or any rewrites going on).
> - Using response.write is generally discouraged and usually unnecessary
> -- instead, just do:
>
> {{if condition:}}
> your html goes here
> {{else:}}
> alternative html goes here
> {{pass}}
>
> Anthony
>
>
