On 9/18/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> i have the following structure:
>
> controllers
> controllers/root.py
> controllers/backoffice/backoffice.py
> controllers/backoffice/backorder.py
>
> in root.py:
> from backoffice.backoffice import Backoffice
>
> class Root(controllers.RootController):
>
> backoffice=Backoffice()
This is you root controller and you are "mounting" Backoffice at the
"backoffice" mountpoint at the moment you instanciate the Backoffice
controller
>
>
> in controllers/backoffice/backoffice.py
> from backorder import *
>
> class Backoffice(controllers.RootController):
> backorder=Backorder()
> @expose('')
> def index(self):
> return dict(x=tg.url('/'))
tg.url('/') is fooled because you declared Backoffice as a
RootController... but it is not really a root controller since you
mounted it under another root controller...
So you should declare Backoffice as a simple controllers.Controller
and tg.url will be able to really see the Truth :)
Florent.
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