Hi,
I'm just curious how do you deal with links (<a href>) in your templates. I
mean, how not to hardcode them in template.
I see two solutions. One is to prepare all links in view function and pass
them as parameters to template where, you just have to use them in href.
The other way is to use some function which will compute the href based on
some parameters, like {% url %} tag in Django. It takes path to module with
view's function (e.g. views.main), searches it on urls list and tries to
figure out what is an original url of it.
How do you make it in your webapps based on web.py? Is there a ready-to-use
helper function? If yes, how to use it? Or you have written your own
solution?
tomekM
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