> That definitely should work, can you try throwing a 'raise' in your > subclassed method and do a dir() on the controller in the interactive > debugger? The thing you want to check, is that your controller is > inheriting from the right class in the right path. Ie. is it possible > you have an older version of the app without that attribute on the > PYTHONPATH that is being imported instead of yours? > > HTH, > Ben > That's the advise I needed, thank you. I've not learned to use interactive debugger yet (still using print) but "from pyoner.lib.base import BaseController" in index.py fixed it. I then killed paster, deleted this line and started paster again - it works fine now without this fix. Though paster restarting after base.py modified didn't help.
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