When I code the following action:
def update_lookup():
lookup=t2.update(db.lookup)
search=t2.search(db.lookup)
return dict(lookup=lookup,search=search)
...it appears to create a url in the form
http://server:port/application/controller/action/id
This has the effect that any relative paths in my view (html file) are
at a different depth than if the action did not have an id. For
example, normally I can reference an image via src="../static/
my_image.gif". When the url has the id appended that path becomes
src="../../static/my_image.gif".
At the moment, I am not sure whether this is a problem or not. Should
I be referencing my images differently? Should a view never be used
where there might be an id or there might not? Could the id just be
passed as an argument (?id=x) rather than part of the path?
Any thoughts/advice gratefully received.
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