The is a good example for illustrating the difference in a DTML Method and a
DTML Document.
With the below code, when "objectItems('Folder')" is called in a DTML
Method, the list returned is a list of Folders in the DTML Method's
*container* object (often a Folder). In this case, you'll get a list of the
Folders that are in the Folder where the DTML Method is.
When "objectItems('Folder')" is called in a DTML Document, the DTML Document
itself is the object where Folder items are being searched for. Since there
cannot be Folder items in a DTML Document, you get an empty list.
When you call "PARENTS[-1].objectItems('Folder')", you're asking for the
Folder items in the root object (PARENTS[-1]), so you get a list of Folders
in the root Folder.
The only time you'll get a non-empty result is when you call
objectItems('Folder') from an object that can contain other Folders. A
Folder object, of course, is the most common object that can contain
Folders.
In short, the behavior you are experiencing is correct and by design.
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Ron Bickers
Logic Etc, Inc.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
cuiod-tec Jens Gelhaar
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 11:40 AM
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Subject: [Zope] A strange difference between DTMLDocument versus
DTMLMethod Zope 2.2.2
The following few lines have a different result, when I execute
it within an
DTMLDocument or DTMLMethod.
dtml-var standard_html_header
dtml-in "objectItems('Folder')"
dtml-var title_or_id
/dtml-in
dtml-var standard_html_footer
The DTMLMethod result looks like it should be, but within a
DTMLDocument the
result is empty. When I modify the dtml-in tag slightly, then
it works to
dtml-in "PARENTS[-1].objectItems('Folder')"
I does not seem to me consistent. Is it a new feature or bug.
Beside, when I
call the DTMLMethod from another Document, the result is empty to.
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