Hi,
I'm trying to do something I remember using from TG1. Basically using
the default() function to create a simple rest controller. URLs are
something like this "http://0.0.0.0:0/<type of object>/<record number>/
<action>"
This is my default function:
@expose()
def default(self, _id, action):
try:
frames = DBSession.query(model.Frame)
record = frames.filter_by(id=_id).one()
except NoResultFound:
flash("Could not find record for frame id: %s" % _id, 'error')
redirect(url("/frame"))
if action == "load":
return self.load(record)
elif action == "view":
return self.view(record)
and then ...
@expose()
def load(self, record):
...
return "some html"
@expose("lts.templates.view")
def view(self, record):
...
return dict(record=record, etc=...)
As you can see, in the "view" method, I need it to render the page
using the template, but in the load method I don't need to use a
template. Well, the view method does not render the page using the
template, it just prints out the dict's keys on the screen.
The best way I see of doing this is to forget about the @expose
decorator on the view function and to manually apply the arguments to
the template and return the html. How can I do that?
What am I doing wrong?!? What's the right way? Thanks.
~Sean
Two questions? What is the proper way to use the default method like
this?
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