On 13 Oct 2005, at 11:39, pete wrote:
From a first look, I think it will have inserted the name
'index.html' on the view class, so if you type /address/to/link/
index.html then you should get the template.
Tried that, same failure...
bah! Next attempt - I copied an example from Five to get started
and it Just Worked, so you must be close!
Should it not be <browser:pages> rather than <browser:view>?
And I'm not sure it should have a name="link_view" in the
containing definition as that would apply to all the contained page
definitions (which could be confusing) - perhaps in
<browser:defaultView> instead?
Thanks for the suggestions, I'll try those different combinations
tonight :)
I'm still not clear how this views lookup interacts with the still
existing type in the types tool. That's basically why I put in the
name "link_view", the desire was to "shadow" the view as defined on
the type object. Again, most of this stems from ignorance :)
jens
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