Alessandro, Chris, have a nice day.
Tried today to override template. Strange things happened. Code looks like:
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class AjaxController(BaseController):
@expose('myproject.templates.ajax.passport') #for some html requests
@expose('json') #for json requests
def mymethod(self, id, category='menu'):
keys = ['passport', 'volumes']
if category == 'menu':
return dict(length=len(keys), elements=keys) #returned when
/ajax/mymethod/1/menu.json requested, works fine.
elif category in keys:
if category == 'pasport':
...
# some stuff with ORM
...
return dict(params=params) #returned when
/ajax/mymethod/1/passport requested, works fine.
elif category == 'volumes':
override_template(self, 'myproject.templates.ajax.volumes')
# 'myproject.templates.ajax.passport' is still exposed
...
# some stuff with ORM
...
return dict(params=params) #returned when
/ajax/mymethod/1/volumes requested
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Looks like I'm doing something wrong. Any idea?
AjaxController linked to RootController using "ajax = AjaxController()". I
didn't find any examples of using 'override_template' except Yours. So I am
stuck...
Max.
PS: Christopher, I'm sorry. Looks like 1-st time I sent question to Your
email.
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