Casey Duncan wrote:
Hi Phill,
Thanks for the feedback. As for the REQUEST vs.
RESPONSE usage, the latter can't be used to store
values and is really there as a way to communicate to
the browser. The former is used pretty regularly to
store scratch variables already.
Looks like the set()
I have a ZClass, "MyZClass" which contains 2 propertysheets,
"PublicInfo" and "PrivateInfo".
PublicInfo contains Selections produced from Lists in PrivateInfo. Works
wonderfully, however in the site I wish to get at the PrivateInfo items
without touching an Instance of MyZClass (Its easy that
Jason Leach pointed out that Document Template could include ASP/PHP
style Python escapes to embed code. This may seem a good idea at first
but part of the really nice thing about Zope is that it goes a fair way
to ensure you organise your work cleanly and seperate logic from the
layout.
In PHP
/widgets/index_html
www.opencookie.org/widgets/index_html?editmode=1
widgets is an external method which will be on Zope.org next week if all
goes well.
Have fun.
Phill Hugo
Fortune Cookie (UK) Ltd.
Its nice in here
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Zopistas,
I've heard a lot of GPL issued raised recently and I want to say a
couple of things to hopefully end the subject. I don't mind you pointing
replies to me if they aren't of general interest [hint ;)]
Firstly, read the GPL. It sounds like some of you talking about it
haven't (or have
Hello,
Easysoft (www.easysoft.com) supply a simple, efficient SQL bridge which
works well with unixODBC (.org) and iodbc (.org) driver managers. We use
it on one of our PHP sites to link to an SQL Server db from Linux. It
works fine but its a close product.
So given the easy of use of XML-RPC
John Leach wrote:
Anyone have one of these ?
(or tips on writing such a thing?)
John Leach
http://www.bosware.com.au
Ouch. As far as I know CF has a few hundred tags available. Zope/DTML
offers only about 10-20 but provides the same underlying features in
Python via the expr="" attribute.
Firestar wrote:
I have been programming with PHP and PERL, and they are quite fast, even when
serving dynamic pages. Of course, they do not provide all the features of Zope, but
they are able to handle things like sessions, authentication, database API...which is
quite adequate for most
Andy Gates wrote:
select
dtml-in sequence
option value="whatever"
for loop=0 to entry-indent-value
nbsp;
/for
entry-string-value
/dtml-in
/select
So where does Zope hide its FOR loop? Can't find the bugger anywhere!
You already did. dtml-in is FOR. As in
Hello all,
We recently had a "sales engineer" from Allaire come and talk to us
about Spectra and were quite surprised at how similar it is to Zope. To
be honest the only thing I left with any "ooh, thats neat" feeling about
was their general style of building objects with the admin view
Umesh Soni wrote:
(using zope 2.1.6 with ZMySQLDA-2.0.0a1 and MySQLdb-0.2.1)
Hi there,
I had this ZSQL method (simplified for clarity) working on 2.1.4
select id, nickname from bboard
where id=50
order by id desc
limit 30
Remove either the limit 30 or the LIMIT 1000 Advanced
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