On Dec 9, 2006, at 4:49 PM, chiangf wrote:
>
> I tried doing something like (not sure if this is what you meant?):
> class Controller:
> @expose()
> def index(self, **kw):
> if kw.get('action_kung'):
> self.kung(**kw)
> elif kw.get('action_foo'):
> self.foo(**kw)
>
> @expose(sometemplate1)
> def kung(self, **kw):
> ...
> return dict(kw=kw)
>
> @expose(sometemplate2)
> def foo(self, **kw):
> ...
> return dict(kw=kw)
>
>
> Where I want kung to display sometemplate1 and foo to display
> sometemplate2. But if I un the above code, then it calls kung (or
> foo)
> and then returns back to index() and continues... is there any way to
> redirect to kung so that sometemplate1 is displayed?
>
> Did that make sense? I was actually getting lost writing my own
> question, :)
You need to return the output of the method you're calling:
@expose()
def index(self, **kw):
if kw.get('action_kung'):
return self.kung(**kw)
----------^^^^^
elif kw.get('action_foo'):
return self.foo(**kw)
Alberto
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