Hi, I suppose this question has been answered somewhere but I could not find an explantion. We are creating a traversal based pyramid-app using our ZCA-based components we designed for our CMS. So for a regular article an url would look like this: /path/to/my_article. Traversal ends and we can register a default view (name=''). This is easy. But, since we have a lot of SEOs around us, we have very specific needs for custom-urls. We were asked ro realize the scheme /path/to/my_article/page-2 for the second page of an article. This would lead to an dynamic view_name, which is currently not possible - even in an hybrid application, if I understood the documentation right. I assume you could solve this problem by either registering a lot of views, extend the traversal (implement an __getitem__ for the article) or implement your own request factory. All of which do not seem to be the right thing, while a regex view-name seems to be th eright thing. Is there a solution for this?
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