Hi Arkaitz, whats wrong if you just call it not "view" but index_html? At least its the way I do it. IF you really want "view" to be an alias to index_html, you can use an index_html only consisting of a line <dtml-return view> in your base class. Regards Tino --On Mittwoch, 23. Mai 2001 11:47 +0200 Arkaitz <arkbit@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi all,
I'm writing some classes in a Python product, and I'd like to be able to override their index_html view so that it can be specified by the folder in which the instances reside. The idea is that if I have myfolder/view, being "view" a DTMLmethod, and I call myfolder/myobject, it will be equivalent to calling /myfolder/myobject/view, is this possible?
TIA, Arkaitz.
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