Surely this raises some data integrity issues if you copy in
mid-transaction? Or does an incomplete transaction at the end of the db
just get thrown out, and the design of the db assure that only the end of
the file gets updated?
An incomplete transaction at the end of Data.fs gets
Michel Houben wrote:
I am just beginning with Zope, so this is maybe a very stupid question;
How do I make a external method, I don't know what I must fill in, in two
fields "Python module file" and "Function Name", I hope you can solve this
problem for me.
I thank you for your help,
George,
in the root of tyour zope-space (tm), put a DTML Method called index_html
which has these contents:
dtml-var index.html
or alternatively
dtml-call "RESPONSE.redirect('index.html')"
The second does mean an extra call to the server, but has other advantages.
hth
Phil
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Dieter Maurer wrote:
If this would be changed, I am almost sure, Chris Withers would later
complain about the inconsistency :-)
more than likely ;-)
..just a little confusign I guess ;-)
cheers,
Chris
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Kapil Thangavelu wrote:
Chris Withers wrote:
dtml-with images_folder
dtml-var an_image
/dtml-with
alternatively
dtml-var "path.to.images.folder.image"
These are different things!
be careful ;-)
Chris
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Hi Zopers
On the xml-doc mailing list [1] I read a notice about
Infozone [2], an open source application server framework
that looked relevant to the kind of stuff Zope does. Maybe
some of their components are suited to be leveraged? I
pasted a bit of the intro below.
.. [1]
OK, OK, there are *many* ways of shooting yourself in the
foot with Zope, but I want to enter this as one of the
most concise ways.
Elaboration welcome.
In order to get more debugging info about the environment
I'm working in, I included 'dtml-var REQUEST' in my
'standard_html_footer'.
Hi,
I experienced the same weird intermittent problem yesterday that I have
had on odd ocassions over the last eight months.
Basically, Zope 2.1.6 returns only half a page. By that I mean if I view
source, the HTML just stops at some point through the page. The point
depends on the actual time,
Hi,
Is is just me or does stuff inside a dtml-comment get parsed?
So if you have:
dtml-comment
... some syntactically bad dtml ...
/dtml-comment
You still can't save the page 'cos the the parser throws up an error.
That seems silly to me. Anyone else agree?
cheers,
Chris
From: "Jean Jordaan" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In order to get more debugging info about the environment
I'm working in, I included 'dtml-var REQUEST' in my
'standard_html_footer'. This worked so nicely, I added
'dtml-var RESPONSE' too, arguing that the REQUEST is
probably only half the story.
Yeah, that's the way it works. I'm not sure why, though I remember
someone trying to explain it to me around the time of the last Python
conference.
On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, Chris Withers wrote:
Hi,
Is is just me or does stuff inside a dtml-comment get parsed?
So if you have:
From: "Christopher Heschong" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a directory with a SiteAccess rule in it. Under that directory,
versions and Zcatalogs no longer seem to work.
Does your rule manipulate the traversal path? Versions and ZCatalogs have
an unfortunate dependency (which needs to be
I've seen this in Netscape only, mostly while using the management
interface. I haven't been able to track it down. I wonder if it has
something to do with the bug in OFS.Image.index_html that Dieter Maurer
reported a few messages back. I've also had a problem where mgmt
interface icons don't
Jim fixed versions a little while back by using getPhysicalPath... but the
catalog is not yet fixed.
On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, Evan Simpson wrote:
From: "Christopher Heschong" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a directory with a SiteAccess rule in it. Under that directory,
versions and Zcatalogs no
Hi All,
I decided today was learn Zope Day. I expect to be pounding the list with
some newbie questions.
I installed Zope 2.2.0 on a Win 98 machine. Seems to work fine. I dloaded
the Content Manager Guide and started working through the tutorial. Went to
create a folder as instructed.
Id: News
That's not very nice :(
Any reason why it can't be changed to be as expected?
I think it can safely be changed to not evaluate what's between
the comment tags. Patches accepted, as always. :-)
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Darn. Those docs are a little ( ok, a lot...) out of date. They're
still useful, but they don't cover a few things.
With the advent of Zope 2.2, the first thing you need to do is to create a
management user. You cannot use the 'superuser' to manage content. I
know this is a little
Chris McDonough wrote:
Yeah, that's the way it works. I'm not sure why, though I remember
someone trying to explain it to me around the time of the last Python
conference.
That's not very nice :(
Any reason why it can't be changed to be as expected?
cheers,
Chris
Chris McDonough wrote:
With the advent of Zope 2.2, the first thing you need to do is to create a
management user. You cannot use the 'superuser' to manage content.
Can anyone remind me why?
T0he problems it's caused, particularly with broswers caching basic auth
info, seem to be pretty
Chris McDonough wrote:
That's not very nice :(
Any reason why it can't be changed to be as expected?
I think it can safely be changed to not evaluate what's between
the comment tags. Patches accepted, as always. :-)
I'd love to, btu I wouldn't know where to start.
Besides, I'm
Okay, my aim here is to effectively have batching with trees.
Why? well because a tree with over a thousand items at the root is
pretty hefty to download to a browser, not to mentioned pretty
antisocial to navigate and use.
My idea, as you may have seen from recent posts, was to do a dtml-in
"Mark A. Pappas" wrote:
I installed Zope 2.2.0 on a Win 98 machine. Seems to work fine. I dloaded
the Content Manager Guide and started working through the tutorial. Went to
create a folder as instructed.
Below is what I got. What am I doing wrong?
Error Type: SuperCannotOwn
Error
Chris Withers wrote:
okay, assuming it it a good idea, the tree to be replaced is:
dtml-tree branches="postingValues"
...show stuff here...
/dtml-tree
My latest attempt is:
dtml-in postingValues
dtml-var id-dtml-var titleBR
dtml-tree sequence-item
Chris Withers wrote:
Is is just me or does stuff inside a dtml-comment get parsed?
snip
You still can't save the page 'cos the the parser throws up an error.
That seems silly to me. Anyone else agree?
That, and if you can save the page, because the DTML happens
to be valid, the DTML
I am a total Zope newbie. I am trying to run Zope on a AlphaStation
running NT. I get a "service specific error 1" when I try to start
Zope.
I am using a utility called FX!32 which lets me run Win32 programs on my
Alpha.
"Compaq FX!32 (TM) lets you install and run 32 bit, x86
programs on
Have you ever had problems with the import of products?
Did they simply not show up in ControlPanel.Products (or with
an out of date traceback)?
Did you not get any hint to the problem cause?
I now can tell you why:
The Zope logging system is a bit complex and weird:
* While Zope is
Hi,
Chris Withers wrote:
Hi,
Is is just me or does stuff inside a dtml-comment get parsed?
So if you have:
dtml-comment
... some syntactically bad dtml ...
/dtml-comment
You still can't save the page 'cos the the parser throws up an error.
That seems silly to me. Anyone
Hi,
One powerful feature of Python is the ease of reloading modules. This makes
debugging extremely nice, since you can modify the code, reload the module,
and all this while the main program is still running.
Moreover, if a particular instance object has been created, you can actually
edit
See (sneak peek) http://www.zope.org/Members/mcdonc/PDG/6-1-Security.stx,
section named "The Superuser".
I hope to have this chapter really finished this weekend.
On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, Chris Withers wrote:
Chris McDonough wrote:
With the advent of Zope 2.2, the first thing you need to do is
Hi Mark,
Mark A. Pappas writes:
I installed Zope 2.2.0
I dloaded the Content Manager Guide
...
Zope Error
Zope has encountered an error while publishing this resource.
Error Type: SuperCannotOwn
Error Value: Objects cannot be owned by the superuser
The Content Manager
Chris McDonough writes:
I've seen this in Netscape only, mostly while using the management
interface. I haven't been able to track it down. I wonder if it has
something to do with the bug in OFS.Image.index_html that Dieter Maurer
reported a few messages back. I've also had a problem
Hi Chris,
SentChris Withers writes:
I experienced the same weird intermittent problem yesterday that I have
had on odd ocassions over the last eight months.
Basically, Zope 2.1.6 returns only half a page. By that I mean if I view
source, the HTML just stops at some point through the
Chris Withers writes:
Is is just me or does stuff inside a dtml-comment get parsed?
"dtml-comment" must do a bit of parsing:
It must at least recognized "/dtml-comment".
Maybe, it wants to recognize nested "dtml-comment" (probably not),
then it must look at all tags.
Probably, however,
Kapil Thangavelu writes:
Dieter Maurer wrote:
Try: (ob __of__ self).manage_addB()
whats is ob__of__self ???
acquisition at its best?
No, it was simply too late in the day.
It should have been "(ob.__of__(self)).manage_addB(...)".
The "ob.__of__(self)" is "ob" in the
When I click "Properties" on a new Yihaw folder, I get the following Zope error.
What does it mean?
Error Type: NameError
Error Value: Catalog
Troubleshooting Suggestions
This resource may be trying to reference a nonexistent object or
variable Catalog.
I want to add HTML files to the Yihaw directory but when I use "add file" it
creates its own header thereby cancelling out my header in the file. If I use the
add text note or other methods for adding objects you can paste HTML into a form
but cannot select from the OS (upload). Am I missing
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