Sorry for the delay on this, I wanted to make a second full review.
I confirm that there is no call to URL() in my code that uses vars argument
with a 'title' key. I checked all the included and extended files.
However, I have these lines to point out, because they seem a bit
"suspicious" to me, but I don't know, just in case you see something:
This is a login button, present in the layout, so it's in every page:
<a href="{{=URL('default', 'user', args='login', host=CONFIG.dominio_panel,
vars={'_next': URL(args=request.args if 'l' in request.args else
request.args + ['l'], vars=request.get_vars, host=True) or ''})}}">LOGIN</a>
The url of the login button uses the vars argument to pass the "_next" key.
The _next key contains the current url (with current request.args and
request.get_vars).
This is some javascript, to redirect to an url that, again, passes the
_next key with the current url:
var full_url = location.protocol + "//" + window.location.hostname +
location.pathname;
window.location = "{{=URL('contenido', 'editar',
host=CONFIG.dominio_panel)}}" + "/" + contenido + "?_next=" + full_url;
About running non-compiled: the problem is that I have around 120 instances
of this app running, and running them compiled is crucial for performance,
I cannot run all of them non-compiled.
However I will try to run a couple of instances non-compiled, to see if the
error ticket says something else.
As usual, thanks a lot for the help!
I'll post again when I have news.
Regards,
Lisandro.
El sábado, 24 de diciembre de 2016, 23:59:34 (UTC-3), Anthony escribió:
>
> I see that there is a 'title' key in the list_vars, but those vars are
>> related to urllib.
>>
>
> list_vars is a local variable within web2py's URL() function -- it
> contains the keys/values passed in via the "vars" argument. So somewhere
> there must be a call to URL() with those values. Are you saying that none
> of the keys/values shown in that "query" argument to urllib.urlencode look
> like they are related to your app?
>
>
>> I mean, how do they arrive as keys to that function? I can't figure it
>> out.
>> In the ticket details, when I click the "code" button related to my view,
>> it shows an empty space:
>>
>
> Maybe try running a non-compiled version of the app and see if you get a
> code listing. Are there any calls to the URL() function anywhere in that
> view? Note, you should also look in any views that it extends or includes,
> as the compiled view includes the complete constructed view, with all
> extends and includes.
>
> Anthony
>
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