These lines, at least as group, ought only be used on process only pages.
Never on page that an application stops on and renders to a browser.
In addition to these lines, I always make it a practice to do DB or file
system processes on a page that I post to, that includes the lines below,
and when
I use this on asp pages, you will have to modify for zope syntax, but it works
very well for your need:
Response.buffer = true
Response.Expires = -1
Response.AddHeader "Pragma", "no-cache"
Response.AddHeader "cache-control", "no-store"
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> From: Daniel
dtml as a server side scripting language is not going to change anything
dynamically on your page. Maybe you mean DHTML.
In IE everything is in the DOM and can be changed. Netscape is not thorough, and I
don't think there is a hook that will change a.visited, et al.
But you could try.
IE has a
>I found that Single quote ( ' ) cannot be stored in gadfly database table.
If gadfly is like every other db, it will store ' but you have to escape it first
since it is the delimiter for string vals.
In access, sqlserver you add a second ' to escape. That should work, or use backslash.
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Zope list:
This zope method for uploading images to server:
...works great from a PC. But from a Mac (netscape And IE) it does not work.
Sometime a file is uploaded, but it is garbage. Apparently the Mac browsers have a
totally different way of packaging data from an element.
Does anyone o
