Integrating web2py into existing designs is where web2py really shines. You need to research SQLFORM, SQLFORMFACTORY, SQLFORM.element (for CSS), and DAL. If you read about those things, you will be able to do a lot.
On Jan 21, 7:17 am, VP <[email protected]> wrote: > I'd do this: > > 1. create a new app called my_first_app, through the admin interface. > > 2. modify controller/default.py: replace index function with, def > index(): return dict() > > 3. replace view/default/index.html with your static file. > > 4. place your css file in static/, and modify index.html to point to > it. > > On Jan 21, 8:30 am, stargate <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Lets say i have created a static page using XHTML and css. How do I > > integrate it into web2py. Basically i am toying to learn a new > > language coming from a PHP background. > > > I can't find a getting started with web2py like integrating a > > existing design and apply server side web2py database elements to it.
