On May 8, 2006, at 7:25 AM, askel wrote:
> Accessing http://127.0.0.1:5000/test/ shows form but selecting
> different component calling options doesn't make any difference.
> index.myt doesn't see call_type from form variable. I suspect,
> controller has to call a template in a different way to let it see post
> variables. Am I missing something that explained in Pylons
> documentation?
For those variables to make it into your components under an <%args>
block, they need to be explicitly passed in by the controller, ie:
m.subexec('/some/template.myt', arg1=var, arg2=var2)
In plain Myghty, all arguments go straight to the template. This is why
the example doesn't work under Pylons. If you wanted to automatically
pass all the args in like that, try:
def somefunc(self, ARGS):
m.subexec('/some/template.myt', **ARGS)
That will relay all the args through so that an <%args> block can catch
them.
HTH,
Ben
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