Martin Aspeli wrote: > Daniel Nouri wrote: >> Wichert Akkerman wrote: >>> Previously Martin Aspeli wrote: >>>> Maurits van Rees-3 wrote: >>>>> Inherit from Plone >>>>> ------------------ >>>>> >>>>> from Products.CMFPlone import utils >>>>> class MyView(utils.BrowserView): >>>>> >>>>> Acquisition wrapped, same as Five. >>>>> >>>>> But in the __init__() of this BrowserView there is the line: >>>>> >>>>> self.context = [context] >>>>> >>>>> So you cannot use self.context in your code like you would do in the >>>>> other cases, but you have to use this: >>>>> >>>>> context = utils.context(self) >>>>> >>>>> This is the only thing that is different from the Five BrowserView. >>>>> All the browser views in CMFPlone/browser use this. >>>>> >>>> I really hate this view, and we're not using it any more in new >>>> views in >>>> Plone 3. This is because: >>>> >>>> - It makes self.context a list; this breaks compliance with the >>>> IBrowserView interface >>>> - You have to use that silly utils.context() thing >>>> - It makes everything have a hard dependency on Products.CMFPlone >>> That view has been annoying me as well. Perhaps we should just get rid >>> of it now. >> >> +1 >> >> And maybe we should also not recommend it in the Plone Developer's book. >> > > Heh. That bit of text is old, man. :)
Hmm, mark obsolete, then? Some of that text is surely still useful: http://plone.org/documentation/manual/plone-developer-reference -- http://danielnouri.org _______________________________________________ Product-Developers mailing list Product-Developers@lists.plone.org http://lists.plone.org/mailman/listinfo/product-developers
