Have you tried:
{{=LOAD(plugin='components', function='test.load', ajax=True)}}
or just:
{{=LOAD('components', 'test.load', ajax=True)}}
It looks like the book is incorrect regarding the signature of the LOAD
function -- as you pointed out, the first two arguments of the
LoadFactory.__call__ method are 'plugin' and 'function', not 'c' and 'f', as
stated in the book.
Anthony
On Tuesday, February 22, 2011 1:35:59 AM UTC-5, pbreit wrote:
> I just started working with components. Very cool!
>
> I ran into an issue that may be a bug. It seems that LOAD will only
> load from default.py controller. If I specify a different controller,
> I get: "invalid function (default/components)"
>
> Here's my LOAD:
> {{=LOAD(c='components', f='test.load', ajax=True)}}
>
> The book says this:
> LOAD(c=None, f='index', args=[], vars={},
> extension=None, target=None,
> ajax=False, ajax_trap=False,
> url=None):
>
> I noticed this in the code:
> def __call__(self, plugin=None, function='index', args=[],
> vars={},
> extension=None,
> target=None,ajax=False,ajax_trap=False,
> url=None):
