You can use:
@Shared.main(title = "Home",head, content)
For security and performance reasons Play compiles templates to Scala functions and stores it in managed folder /target/scala-2.9.1/src_managed/main/views
, so you can preview it to find correct path.
rules are easy for view files saved with pattern:
/app/views/viewName.scala.ext
(where ext
can be html
, xml
or txt
) Play will compile views to: view.ext.viewName
- and for
/app/views/SomeSub/OtherSub/viewName.scala.ext
it will be: view.ext.SomeSub.OtherSub.viewName
so:
/app/views/general.scala.html = views.html.general
/app/views/Main/index.scala.html = views.html.Main.index
/app/views/Api/usersList.scala.xml = views.xml.Api.usersList
/app/views/Email/English/body.scala.txt = views.txt.Email.English.body
etc...
There is some case with /app/views/tags
package which is auto imported to the views, so you can use /app/views/tags/myTag.scala.html
just with: @tags.myTag(args)
syntax in any view.