What does your routes.py file look like now? On Monday, September 2, 2013 2:22:38 AM UTC-7, xelomac wrote: > > Hi everybody, > > after playing around with routes.py for a while I wonder if what I want to > do is possible at all. I want to rewrite the URLs shown to the visitor > after clicking a menu link in the following way: > > Lets say I built a site that deals with colors. My menu shows base color > links like red, green, blue on the top level and variations of the the base > colors on the next menu level. My app would be named "color_book" my > controller "colors" and the the function showing the pages > "show_color_page". > > After clicking the submenu item "light-blue" under the parent menu-item > "blue" I would normally see an URL in the browser like: > http://my.domain.com/color_book/colors/show_color_page/light-blue > > But I want to rewrite the URL to: http://my.domain.com/blue/light-blue > > Accordingly a page with the menu location "red > dark-red" should be > presented with: http://my.domain.com/red/light-red > > I thought that a pattern-based routes.py could be configured to do things > like that. But I've only had success with rewriting URLs manually entered > in the browser's address field so far- but not with internal links. > > Is there an example for my use case somewhere? > > Thanks for any help! > > >
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