Instead of putting all static files inside a static directory in the main
directory of a QP site module, and making declarations in the slash.qpy, I
am intterested in declaring and accessing static files inside a submodule as
I used to in Quixote.
a
a/slash.qpy
a/static
b
b/b.qpy <-- declare and reference static file here
b/static
b/static/myfile.doc <-- Static file here!
I am interested in declaring a static file myfile.doc whose complete path
name is "/home/toto/a/b/static/myfile.doc" inside b.qpy. How do I do it and
how do I reference it inside b.qpy?
In Quixote I was able the use the follow_symlinks = 1 but it is now gone in
QP. I did, in summary form,
#file b.qpy
from qp.fill import StaticFile
from qp.fill.directory import Directory
import qp.sites.a as a
home = a.__path__[0]
class bDirectory(Directory):
def __init__(self):
self.myfile_doc = StaticFile("%s/b/static/myfile.doc" % home)
def get_exports(self):
yield("myfile.doc", "myfile_doc", None, None)
def index[html](self):
def render[html]():
"""
<a href = "myfile.doc"> Static file here!</a>
"""
But this does not work as when I click on the "myfile.doc" link on the
displayed b.qpy page.I always get "That page is not here." or something
like "---- is a directory" errror message.
Thanks in advance,
Ernie
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