Yes this works --
<views.py>
@view_config(route_name='site1', renderer='templates/site1.pt')
</views.py>
but not /with/ the 'name' argument (which gives the same error as that
in my previous post) --
<views.py>
@view_config(name='site1_view', route_name='site1',
renderer='templates/site1.pt')
</views.py>
Maybe the doc could have made it clearer that view_config() 'name' and
'route_name' arguments can not co-exist (for URL dispatch?).
Thanks again.
Jerry
On Dec 13, 11:48 am, blaflamme <blaise.lafla...@gmail.com> wrote:
> You must not define the view in your route, that should work:
>
> <__init__.py>
> config.add_route('site1', '/site1')
> config.scan()
> </__init__.py>
>
> <views.py>
> @view_config(route_name='site1', renderer='templates/site1.pt')
> def site1_view(request):
> return {'foo': 'bar'}
> </views.py>
>
> Blaise
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