No problem be as criticl as you wish.
> Please do not take my critique in a bad way, but be very careful when > adding "blocks of code" in your views, I understand the example above > is just a "code sample" to illustrate a perceived deficiency in the > view templating system, but unless you are a PHP developer, this just > looks "ugly", If you have to define variables inside your views, there > most likely is a problem with the design IMO. In the general sense, > variables _control[ler]_ program flow, please place them where they > belong, even though web2py allows this, and there is even a section > for this in the book (adding full-fledged python code inside a view > (html) page), it doesn't mean you "must" use it. > > There are exceptions as always, you may need to use python code in a > view, or html code in a controller, there is nothing "wrong" with > that, but it should be that, exceptions, please do not turn web2py > into another PHP-like web development environment and further fuel > those that want to see us struggle... Thanks.
