Trying to embrace the multi controller approach, I put the function*
myfunc()* in a new controller: *myctl.py*
However, entering in a browser: *http://mydomain/myapp/myctl/myfunc* results
*invalid function (default/myfunc)*
Also adding a menu item:
response.menu += [(T('Test menu'), False, URL('myctl', 'myfunc'), [])]
Result the same error
My routes.py :
routers = dict(
BASE = dict(
default_application='myapp',
)
)
Web2py version 2.14.6 running on Windows with the Rocket web server on port
443 with ssl
Thanks for more specific multi controller howto
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