Simple question (I presume): How do I change the Zope service under Windows
NT to listen on port 80 (instead of 8080).
Steve Smith
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Randall,
You're crazy (or rather, you will be by the end of
it...)
Seriously though, I've spent 3 months developing a
site using Zope, and just now is it starting to feel a bit more natural to use.
Probably not knowing Python was a handicap.
I chose the RDBMS approach to store posts, etc
I must be blind...
I've been through the whole book (I think), and can't find a shred of info
on manipulating acl_users with DTML. In one of the chapters it leads with
the tantalizing phrase "we'll see how to give users the ability to change
their own passwords later", but the trail goes cold.
anks again,
Steve
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From: Tony McDonald [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, 24 October 2000 8:35
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Subject: Re: [Zope] Sendmail examples
At 10:01 pm +1000 22/1/01, steve smith wrote:
Anyone have any good, real-world examples
Anyone have any good, real-world examples using DTML-Sendmail tags? Would
especially appreciate examples integrating SQL queries.
Ta!
Steve
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I have an approach that works for me, but it may be a bit awkward. I have a
SQL method (dbGetUserID) which takes AUTHENTICATED_USER as an argument and
finds the value from the "userid" field in the database:
select userid from users where shortname = dtml-sqlvar AUTHENTICATED_USER
type=nb
When
I have a form comprising two selection lists, each supporting multiple
selection. I want the inputs to become parameters to a zsql method. I find
the input works if the user selects at least one item from each list, but
fails with a 'bad object id' message if either list is left unselected. I
