have view, still getting generic

[Dave S]

On one of my pet projects, I created a view (.html) for my default/index function, and it works fine.  For my default/addsegment function (which index redirects to if the form was accepted) I initially used the generic view, but then I copied index.html to addsegement.html  -- but I am still getting the generic view.  According to the Web2Py IDE, I spelled the file name correctly, and it's located in views/default, so what should I check next to get to the right display?

(the view is pretty simple, stripped down from the welcome app's default/index.html;  has

{{=form}}

in the center, and some links in the left sidebar.  Works great for myapp/default/index.html; addsegment returns a dict)

Dave
/dps

[Jim S]

If you're text above is spelled correctly addsegement.html has a typo.  Should be addsegment.html based on the function number you specified.  

But, I assuming that is just a typo in the post.  Can you post the code in question?

-Jim

[Dave S]

On Tuesday, August 15, 2017 at 1:26:41 PM UTC-7, Jim S wrote:

If you're text above is spelled correctly addsegement.html has a typo.  Should be addsegment.html based on the function number you specified.  

But, I assuming that is just a typo in the post.  

:-) -- but worth triple checking.
 

Can you post the code in question?

As with many pets, this one has to wait for me to get home ;-]  Watch this space ....
 

-Jim

/dps
 

[Dave S]

 Admin let me mispell the directory ...

http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/default/edit/shortcuts/controllers/default.py?id=controllers__default__py#shortcutsviewsdafaultaddsegmenthtml

Maybe I should have my routes.py map "dafault"  to "default".

/dps