The default loading app is "init", before "welcome". So, if you want to create an app without touching the web2py routes, just name it "init".
Regards, Ales On Sunday, May 19, 2013 6:07:24 PM UTC+2, Rob_McC wrote: > > Thanks Alan... > > Yep, that's pretty clear in docs... (just read it now :) > > *This will upgrade all the libraries as well as the applications admin, >> examples, welcome. It will also create a new empty file "NEWINSTALL". Upon >> restarting, web2py will delete the empty file and package the welcome app >> into "welcome.w2p" that will be used as the new scaffolding app.* >> ** >> *web2py does not upgrade any file in other existing applications.* >> ** > > > > I don't see a file called *"NEWINSTALL"* > maybe it's a temp file, but I read this in docs: > > *When web2py is upgraded it comes with a file called "NEWINSTALL". If >> web2py finds this file, it understands an upgrade was performed, hence it >> removed the file and creates a new "welcome.w2p".* >> *The current web2py version is stored in the field "VERSION" and it >> follows standard semantic versioning notation where the build id is the >> build timestamp.* >> > > > I was tempted to use the welcome, since it is the default loading app, and > I didn't want to get into routes.py for a while. > > I will post what I learn today about routes.py, as I have had trouble > getting it working, although, I think it is simple once you know what to do. > > Thanks again, > > > Rob > > > > -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "web2py-users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
