The StaticStringDisplay class

M
ost of the pages under /info, just display one static string. In general if you want to create a page which just displays one static string, you should use the StaticStringDisplay class. Your python file will then look like 

from utils.static_strings import StaticStringDisplay

class MyStaticStringDisplay(StaticStringDisplay):
  key = "WHICHKEY"
  tab = "WHICHTAB"
  title="NOTITLE"

def new(req):
  return MyStaticStringDisplay(req)

If you want your page to display more than one static string, then instead of defining the key you should also define the single_controls list to be the list of StaticStringControls. For e.g., 

from utils.static_strings import StaticStringDisplay

class MyStaticStringDisplay(StaticStringDisplay):
  tab = "SOME TAB"
  title="THIS TITLE"
  single_controls = [ StaticStringControl(key="key1"),
                      StaticStringControl(key="key2") ... ]

def new(req):
  return MyStaticStringDisplay(req)

The StaticStringDisplay just defines single_controls in its make_page function (if necessary), sets the page to display shape and renders all the controls in single_controls.