Previously Héctor Velarde wrote:
> in Plone 2.1 we had a workflow script to move News Items and Documents
> to a different location when the object was published:
>
> from Products.CMFPlone.utils import base_hasattr
> import DateTime
>
> o = getattr(state_change, 'object')
> obj_parent = o.aq_parent
> portal_root = context.portal_url.getPortalObject()
>
> if o.getTypeInfo().getId()=='News Item' or
> o.getTypeInfo().getId()=='Document':
> today = DateTime.DateTime()
> (year,month,day) = (str(today.year()),str(today.mm()),str(today.dd()))
> if not base_hasattr(portal_root,year):
> portal_root.invokeFactory('Folder', year, title=year)
> if not base_hasattr(portal_root[year], month):
> portal_root[year].invokeFactory('Folder', month, title=month)
> if not base_hasattr(portal_root[year][month], day):
> portal_root[year][month].invokeFactory('Folder', day, title=day)
> destination = portal_root[year][month][day]
> object_id = o.getId()
>
> destination.manage_pasteObjects(obj_parent.manage_cutObjects(object_id))
>
> In this way, when I published one of those objects, a new folder was
> created based on current date and the object was moved to that folder.
>
> now that we have migrated to Plone 2.5 I was trying to write a test to
> see if the script was created and removed from the workflow at
> install/uninstall time, but then I realized that I can probably use some
> sort of event instead of this.
>
> I think in Plone 3.0 there is a mechanism to implement this in an easy
> way. can anybody explain me how to do it?
Content rules do just that (and more!). They are reasonably intuitive -
I suggest that you install a Plone 3 site and play with them.
Wichert.
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http://www.wiggy.net/ It is hard to make things simple.
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