By leaving out the context you are effectively registering those views to
*any* context, which is almost always undesirable.
Regardless, my previous reply remains correct, if you want the path hanging
off of /, simply use resource_url(request.root, request) and
resource_url(request.root, request,
On 01/03/2011 16:59, Jean-Philippe wrote:
First off, I believe your views need to be named for this to work.
But views don't need to have names ;-)
That being said, the following would work from within a view callable:
url = request.route_path('history')
...not if I'm not using a
I noticed in your example you aren't specifying a context= or for_= in the
view_config, implying you maybe intended to use route_name instead of name
with url dispatch.
If you are using traversal your application basically assumes a resource
tree, and so to get the url you provide a resource
