yes, that ordering is OK.
im trying to call test from my python script inside /Products like :
self.REQUEST.RESPONSE.test2(st=tmp_astat, id=410),
but its giving error " AttributeError: ZServerHTTPResponse instance has
no attribute 'test2' ".
i know , error is becoz, its not finding 'test2' inside /Products, as
'test2' is in /custom.
But now if i customize my script to /custom folder, and change calling
method with sth like :
return context.test2(st=tmp_astat, id=410),
its not picking this statm. Its still reading
"self.REQUEST.RESPONSE.test2(st=tmp_astat, id=410)" from /Products dir.
so, I want to know, whether my Python script (in /Products) can read
'test2' (in ZMI /cusom) in anyway or not with parameters, and if yes, how ?
thanks
Regards,
Mayank Mathur
Sergey V. wrote:
monks wrote:
hi
first point, my Product is placed above my /custom folder. what can i do
now ? why is it necessary to place /cutom above /My_product
I'm talking about Properties tab of portal_skins object - that's where skin
layer order defined for a particular skin. Check that custom is on top and
edit the list if not.
monks wrote:
third point, im trying to call another Python script from this one with
some param like :-
return context.test2(st=tmp_astat, id=410)
In ZMI, when im customizing my script and add this line for calling
test2 script, its not working.
Make sure test2 returns something.
You may also want to check your error_log (removing Unauthorized and
NotFound from the list of ignoring exceptions may be helpful).
Sergey V. wrote:
monks wrote:
Actually, i'm trying to Customize my Python Script from
/portal_skins/My_product/product.py to /custom dir.
After customizing, when open my form, it doesn't reflect any changes im
doing using ZMI, not even a print command.
I don't know reason behind this, as it's reading code from Python script
from my /Products dir, everytime i execute form.
- Check layer order in portal_skins - custom must be above My_product
- check the address your form is posting to - it should not include
portal_skins/My_product
- make sure your script returns anything - print statements in
PythonScripts
actually don't output anything unless you do 'return printed'. So try to
start with
return "Hello, World!"
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