The question in this post may not be very explicit .. but it is the best
way for me to say it !
I have the following problem :
in my controller, I have a function ( Z ) that has its own view ( an html
file - Z.html )
the function Z is for registered members and uses the request arg to
identify which user
in the view ( the Z.html ), I have menu links ( home, A, B etc .. )
related to the user ( initially passed as args )
the view pages of these links ( home, A, B ... ) extends a portion of the
Z.html file so they get to have their own views ( for the same user )
the z function in the controller profile.py goes like this :
def Z():
if int(request.args(0)) == auth.user_id:
return dict (membr=auth.user)
else :
for row in db(db.auth_user.id ==
db.auth_user(request.args(0))).select():
membr = row
return dict(membr=membr)
def home():
response.view = 'profile/index.html'
return dict(membr=membr)
def A():
response.view = 'profile/A.html'
return dict(membr=membr)
def B():
response.view = 'profile/B.html'
return dict(membr=membr)
how would you call the URL for the function of the Z function ? .. like the
home for example ? ... to get its view page ??? ..
<a href="{{=URL('profile','Z ????? ....... }}
I was previously using tabs for the user menus to view the menu item pages
.... it worked fine ... !
I am using this approach to avoid to much load calls in my view
can someone help please ...
thx
Don
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