OK, this issue is now put to bed. Thank you all for your help.
P.S. -- what this issue has taught me touches on what pbreit said in
another thread about the hazards of bypassing wonderful web2py built-in
auth login/logout facilities when you choose the route of auth by dialog.
My approach, has
P.P.S. As I was saying about compressing the site down to one page ... the
real reason why I was having to do this contortion with redirect is because
I HAVEN'T compressed the site down to one page. It's actually more like 2
or 3 pages. When I have a little more time, I will compress it down to
If you want to build a single-page app, you might also consider options
like AngularJS http://angularjs.org (supported by Google) and
batman.jshttp://batmanjs.org(by Shopify). They move templating to the client,
so your server just
delivers the initial page (i.e., the whole app, including JS
I took a look at Angular's page. Looks interesting and might be more
concise, BUT I can do it all in web2py already. It's mostly a matter of
sight design -- we all use some jQuery these days, anyway. Retrofitting an
existing set of pages to reduce them to a 1-pager is exponentially harder
than
On Wednesday, March 28, 2012 12:07:35 PM UTC-4, weheh wrote:
I took a look at Angular's page. Looks interesting and might be more
concise, BUT I can do it all in web2py already.
Not sure what you mean by do it all, but certainly web2py alone cannot do
all of what Angular does (even with
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