Ok, so it's apparently ok for me to customise this page, and I'll get warned
when I upgrade.
Now for another question... ;) that possibly belongs more on the Dev list,
but here goes...
I'd like to merge my listinfo page into the rest of my site, so I'd like to
use style sheets... My only problem is that I can't see how on earth I can
insert anything before the /HEAD tag in the Document() call in the
listinfo page... ?
The relevant bit seems to be in htmlformat.py, here...
class Document(Container):
title = None
def SetTitle(self, title):
self.title = title
def Format(self, indent=0, **kws):
tab = ' ' * indent
output = ['Content-type: text/html',
'',
tab,
'HTML',
'HEAD'
]
if self.title:
output.append('%sTITLE%s/TITLE' % (tab, self.title))
output.append('%s/HEAD' % tab)
output.append('%sBODY' % tab)
I guess I could just hack it and add something to insert data before this,
but this definitely seems like bad form to go messing with this module... ?
Nigel
On 7/1/02 1:13 PM, Nigel Kersten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(Disclaimer: have tried searching the archives, but 'listinfo' is a
singularly unproductive search term, due to the footer... :)
I'd like to customize the main listinfo page, the one showing all the lists
on the host. I don't really know python (yet) but I can easily see what the
listinfo.py file is doing, and if I make changes there, they get reflected
in the page.
This doesn't seem like the direction I want to take, as it seems likely that
future upgrades of Mailman may wipe out my changes, so I guess I want to
copy the listinfo.py script to a new file and start again.
My question is, how on earth does this work? When I go to the URL
http://www.mysite.com/mailman/listinfo that is actually referring to the
/usr/local/mailman/cgi-bin/listinfo binary, right?
Is this a compiled python file? Like .pyc files?
The listinfo.pyc and the listinfo file in the cgi-bin aren't the same file
from their sizes, so I'm just wondering how this works, I assume the second
file calls the listinfo.py file somehow... ?
Anyway, I'm about to go searching through the python.org site to get a
better grip on all this, but I guess I was just wondering if anyone had any
simple suggestions for coming up with an alternative listinfo page...
Cheers,
nigel
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