You can use the generic.html view, though it has limitations regarding how
it will display your data. If you have a number of functions that all need
to use the same view, you can simply specify the view explicitly:
def some_function():
response.view = 'default/my_common_view.html'
Or in a model or at the top of the controller:
if request.function in ['myfun1', 'myfun2', 'myfun3', ...]:
response.view = 'default/my_common_view.html'
Anthony
On Friday, September 6, 2013 11:16:46 AM UTC-4, kranthi aeronaut wrote:
>
> hii all , i am new to web2py , it seems that in web2py for every function
> we declare in default.py page , we should also create a new html page with
> same name of function , is this mandatory or is there any other way to
> implement the logic ??
>
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