Say you have
urls = ('/[a-z]+/?', 'index')
then the declaration would be
def GET(self):
but if instead you have:
urls = ('/([a-z]+)/?', 'index')
the declaration would have to be
def GET(self, url_bit):
because you are matching some part of the url. If you were to use this
second option and go to /ac/?q=a&limit=150 then url_bit would be equal
to 'ac'.
I'm saying all this because I get the error you are pointing out all
the time when i either forget to include the matching bit in the urls
but declare it in the def or vice versa.
--
Hermann Käser
http://theragingche.com/
http://semicir.cl/user/hermzz
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