Is it that, you need the view index.html to render the results from both
view and index controller?
In that case,
within index.html use ajax LOAD function to get content of view.html.
here, view.html doesn't have to extend layout.html.
On Dec 21, 2010, at 3:31 AM, Sahil Arora wrote:
>
> no , i know this.
> But i want to use a function say view( ) as well as index( ) in index.html.
> I want to use the output of view( ) in index.html
Martin has the right idea, I think. Factor out the common logic and call it
from view() and inde
I dont understand what do you want to achieve if view is a function
declared in models and call it (ex: func_view), and return data
in 'controllers/default.py'
def view():
response.view='default/index.html'
mydata = func_view()
return dict(mydata=mydata)
def index():
response.view='d
no , i know this.
But i want to use a function say view( ) as well as index( ) in index.html.
I want to use the output of view( ) in index.html
On 12/21/10, Martín Mulone wrote:
> If you want to use the same view/default/index.html in other controller?
>
> example: in controller/default.py
>
> de
If you want to use the same view/default/index.html in other controller?
example: in controller/default.py
def another():
response.view='default/index.html'
2010/12/21 Sahil Arora :
> I want to use a function in index.html other than index(). Where I
> should define ?
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I want to use a function in index.html other than index(). Where I
should define ?
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