> Show us your "admin" code.
I realize now where the problem is, but still not how to solve it. My
admin controller looks like this
class AdminController(controllers.Controller):
# this admin should only return the frame holders
@identity.require( identity.in_group("admin") )
@expose("tgcms.templates.admin")
def admin(self):
return dict(base_url=base_url, msg=msg, )
# first of the three frame view methods
@identity.require( identity.in_group("admin") )
@expose("tgcms.templates.admin_top")
def admin_top(self):
msg = "I am the frame based menu top message"
return dict( msg=msg )
The problem is that the template "admin" is just a frame set to pull in
the three frame based sub pages, admin_top, admin_left, admin_right. So
what happens is that the admin does get called, I get the three frames,
and each frame has the default method contents from the root
controller.
So I need a way to make it clear to tg that admin_top, left, right all
go through the admin controller. I wasn't using arguments to the admin
method because I wanted them each to have different templates. Is there
a way to specify the desired template based on a controller method
argument? Or should I have something in root that says:
admin_left = AdminController.left
Thanks!
Iain
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