Or you can click on "reload routes" in the web2py admin :)
On Feb 14, 12:38 am, Rene Dohmen <[email protected]> wrote: > Got it working with the example from the web2py book: > > routers = dict( > BASE = dict(default_application='formatics'), > ) > > Thank you web2py book :) > > Maybe a nice reminder for people running with mod_wsgi: you have to > restart the webserver to activate changes in routes.py, and that's why > it didn't work the 1st time > > R > > On Feb 2, 2:51 am, Rene Dohmen <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Hi List, > > > I've installed mod_wsgi on our server and added a vhost so that each > > application is accessible viawww.examples.com/app_name > > > One of the apps is ready; so I created another vhost and started an > > separate instance of web2py. > > The second instance uses a routes.py to remove the appname from the > > URL. > > > You can see it here:http://www.formaticz.nl > > > Everything works OK, but when I try to login via the janrain login, I > > get redirected > > to:http://www.formaticz.nl/formatics/default/user/logininsteadofhttp://www.formaticz.nl/default/user/login > > (making it impossible to login) > > > This is the routes.py I used (in root web2py folder). > > > routes_in=[['/$anything','/formatics/$anything']] > > routes_out=[['/formatics/$anything','/$anything']] > > > I tried adding some extra values to it, but couldn't get it working. > > > Kind Regards,Rene
