Hi,
sadly that doesn't work. I defined a transformation chain that works
correctly this the following script:
from Products.CMFCore.utils import getToolByName
portal_transforms = getToolByName(context, 'portal_transforms')
text = context.getText()
data = portal_transforms.convert('testchain', text)
html = data.getData()
return html
But it doesn't work if I register it as policy.
Besides. I don't think this whole policy thing is a good idea, because
realized that
kupu will overwrite the policy for text/x-html-safe if you check "Link
using UIDs".
Is there any other way to force a transformation?
On 20 Nov., 14:35, Raphael Ritz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dominik Ruf wrote:
> > Hi Raphael,
>
> > thanks again for our hint. In CMFBibliographyAT I saw that I can use
> > a
> > policy to transform content by using text/x-html-safe as target.
>
> > But is there a way to use more than one transforms.
>
> Of course you can. That's what transformation chains are for.
>
> First define a transformation chain that puts together all
> your custom transforms and then register that chain in the
> policy.
>
> HTH,
>
> Raphael
>
>
>
> > In my case I'd like to a one transform to change #1, etc. into
> > bugzilla links
> > and one transform to change [1], etc. into svn links.
>
> > When I tried to add a second policy I got:
>
> > TransformException: A policy for output text/x-html-safe is yet
> > defined
>
> > On 19 Nov., 13:21, Raphael Ritz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> Dominik Ruf wrote:
> >>> Hi,
> >>> I'd like to create a Product that replaces #1, #21, etc. in a plone
> >>> pages with a link to our bugtracking system. The some as in trac :-)
> >>> Wicked does something similar: ((testpage)) becomes a link to
> >>> testpage.
> >>> I looked at the sources of wicked but since it does much more than
> >>> just replacing the brackets it is quite complicated to understand.
> >>> Can someone give me a tip how this replacing works or where I can find
> >>> some help?
> >> This should be a simple regex exercise.
>
> >> You can hook this up via portal transforms.
>
> >> If you want to see a different example look
> >> for CMFBibliographyAT where I use this to
> >> support LaTeX/BibTeX like reference handling
> >> (i.e., \cite{Foo2007} gets replaced with a like
> >> to the appropriate reference ...)
>
> >> Raphael
>
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