Il 09/07/2010 18:12, cewing ha scritto:
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> Yuri-11 wrote:
>
>>
>> I can access the Schema of ris, but it misses the docid attribute, so I
>> cannot get the field, the mutator or anything else. The funny thing is
>> that If I run a similar script after this, I can take the schema with
>> all the fields and have also the 'docid' field.
>>
>> Any idea? Is a problem of external methods, should I use a browser view?
>>
>>
> Read this thread:
>
> http://plone.293351.n2.nabble.com/Accessors-for-SchemaExtender-fields-in-BrowserViews-td4610706.html
>
> Sounds a lot like your problem.
>
> c
>
>
I've already tried this, but don't works...
It works ONLY if you create the object then you call the methods:
browser.pt:
<span tal:content="view/importa" />
<span tal:content="view/finisci" />
browser.py:
def importa(self):
""" importa le risore metalib """
for i in docs:
iden = str(i)
_createObjectByType('Document', self.context, iden)
ris = self.context[iden]
ris.setTitle(iden)
ris.processForm()
ris.reindexObject()
subtype = 'ultradoc'
subtyper = getUtility(ISubtyper)
subtyper.change_type(ris,subtype)
def finisci(self):
""" end it!! """
for o in self.context.objectValues():
schema = o.Schema()
campo = schema['docid']
if campo == None:
return 'nothing!'
else:
campo.getMutator(o)(o.id)
o.reindexObject()
If you do "finisci" in "importa", the schemaextender "docid" field is
not found (I call the browser view over a folder, first to create N
objects, then fill the docid field with the id of the object).
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