Le 28/09/2015 20:53, Leonel Câmara a écrit : > I think you are calling browser_email() from another controller > function like if it was a regular python function, browser_email then > changes the view the calling controller will use which then causes the > problem you are seeing. > > You need to use response.render to create your email in browser_email > instead of changing response.view and preferably also make > browser_email a regular function instead of a controller one.
I tried the render option before : it doesn't change a thing.. Yet.
def browser_email(): context = dict(
verification_url_on_site_enabled=False,
illustration_image_enabled=False,
main_title_enabled=False
)
return response.render('templates/email_verification.html', context)
Because I'm not sure to understand what you mean by "make it
a regular function" ? Put it in a module or a model file ? But how
can I call it then ? If it's not from a controller ?
Thank you,
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