What does section 2.1.1 of the Routes manual mean? Is this only for
external URLs or for all static routes? Why does the _static argument
have a leading underscore?
I have several routes which point to things in my public directory.
Obviously no request will come in for them because they're handled by
the static middleware. But I defined routes anyway so I can use
url_for in templates. I had to put these routes after the Pylons
default mappings because one of them was getting matched too eagerly.
# Static files (images & stylesheets)
# These are used for generating URLs only, not for matching, so they
# come after Pylons' default mappings.
map.connect("stylesheet", "/default.css")
map.connect("attachment", "/attachments/:orr_id/:entry_id/:filename",
requirements={"orr_id": NUMERIC, "entry_id": NUMERIC})
map.connect("incident_image", "/attachments/:orr_id/inews.jpg")
map.connect("missing_incident_image", "/images/no_incident_image.jpg")
map.connect("meatball", "/images/meatball.png")
Should these have the _static argument?
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Mike Orr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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