=?iso-8859-1?Q?Juan_Carlos_Coru=F1a?= writes:
> REQUEST.update({'NoRows': 4})
REQUEST.other.update({'NoRows': 4})
> REQUEST.set('NoRows', 4)
This, too, should work, as Evan already said.
Dieter
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Federico Grau writes:
> ... import of "DocumentTemplate" in CGI script takes too much time ...
Check whether your Web Server supports FCGI.
If the Web Server is Apache, then there are several Apache
modules to integrate Python inside Apache.
I think Guido van Rossum uses "mod_snake".
Search "com
Tom Deprez writes:
> ... potential memory leak ...
You can use the program "top" to analyse memory usage.
This will show you, which process[es] consume memory.
If Zope does it, then you can use "Control Panel->Debugging"
to get some hints where the leak may be.
> ... many Zope processes shown
peter bengtson writes:
> ... Holiday Calendar ...
There is the "Calendar" product to display calendars.
Of cause, it does not know, when there are holidays all over
the world.
The data displayed can be anywhere, for example in a database.
If you have a small database with your holidays
or other
Andreas Tille writes:
> Hello,
>
> I tried to create my first class following a tutorial. I exported
> the rudimentary class via export function. Now I wanted to import
> it on my laptop to continue working on it but importing failed with
> the message:
>
>The object does not supp
Fred Yankowski writes:
> I just installed a full copy of Zope 2.2.5 onto my NT 4.0 SP 6 machine
> and then copied over my data.fs* files from Zope 2.2.3. Zope 2.2.5
> comes up OK after that, but none of the Products in the Control Panel
> / Products folder is shown as broken, even though I ha
Steven Grimes writes:
> This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
>
> --=_NextPart_000_0009_01C07A9E.4B9BD860
> Content-Type: text/plain;
> charset="iso-8859-1"
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Please do not post MIME messages to this list!
> ... external method d
Jerome Alet writes:
> ... permission problem upgrading ZClasses from 2.1.6 to 2.3a1 ...
Are your ZClasses pure Zope ZClasses or do they contain
Python based products?
There was a big shift in security policy during
Zope 2.1.x to Zope 2.2.x.
Many Python based products need to be changed in order
Andrei Belitski writes:
> I add a list property to a DTML document of type 'tokens' (e.g. '[1, 2,
> 3]') wenn i try to retrieve it with _.getitem i get '[1,' '2,' '3]'
> instead of '1' '2' '3'
Are you sure, it was '[1,' '2,' '3]' and not ['1', '2', '3', '4']?
If it were, it would be really str
Mayers, Philip J writes:
> I'm wondering if it's a bug in the postgres DA, since I can't reproduce it
> with a quick gadfly test. I'm just going to try it out now.
That would be very astonishing, as a database adapter
does not have anything to do with namespaces.
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Jim Hebert writes:
>
> DMTL method "y":
> OK, this works:
>
> My DTML Method, "y":
>
> ...
> used as:
>
> ...
> causes:
> Error Type: AttributeError
> Error Value: __getitem__
I tried to reproduce this in Zope 2.3 CVS.
I had to replace "_" by "_vars", as "_" gave me
a "
Tim Hicks writes:
> > II. I think (this implies, I am not sure), that ZPublisher
> > translates exceptions into HTTP response codes.
> > This would mean, you could try:
> >
> >In your "privacy" method:
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >in your other o
Usually, I complain that problem reports are too terse.
But, your's was very big, such that I did not read it
carefully. It is very difficult to get it right for everyone.
Just a remark:
SQL methods do *NOT* look at the DTML namespace *AT ALL*,
just at REQUEST (or the expliciitly passed keyw
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Supposedly proximity searches are possible... like "FIDELITY within 8 words
> of MUTUAL FUNDS." Can't find anything in docs. Anybody have a suggestion
> here...
Zope supports some proximity searches, but it provides far less
control than you ask for.
The proximity
ink you'd put "FIDELITY ... MUTUAL FUNDS" in the search box.
>
> I think Dieter Maurer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote the code, so he's
> probably a good person to speak to :-)
No, I just looked for bugs in it and found several.
It is almost as you described:
Morten W. Petersen writes:
> It seems I misunderstood the term fuzzy logic myself. Fuzzy logic means
> if I search for a word, for example 'programmer', it will return matches
> to the words 'program', 'programming','programmable' etc.
This, usually, is called "stemming".
Though, your examples
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
"LocalFS" is a very nice product.
I would go for it.
Dieter
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Stuart Foster writes:
> When uploading a file to Zope I am getting an error about commit_sub.
> I uploaded some other files to the same folder but am having problems
> with two in particular.
> He only difference I can see is that the others where 10k to 60k and the
> two problem files are
Fred Yankowski writes:
> I activated Zope logging as you suggested and restarted Zope, but the
> logfile does not report any exceptions. It only contains routine
> startup messages such as "ZServer HTTP server started ...".
>
> And the Products list still makes it look like they're all OK,
Dimitris Andrakakis writes:
>
> What I need is, from a dtml method in /news, to get
> the size of an object (a file, say /news/files/file01.pdf)
> in /news/files.
You know Zope's integrated online help?
There you would find that files have a method "getSize"
that returns their size.
I
Tom Deprez writes:
> Can anybody tell me what the following warning means, or where I can find
> documentation on this warning?
>
> ZServer warning : server accept() threw EWOULDBLOCK
You can tell a socket that you do not want to wait.
If you did, then the socket will return EWOULDBLOCK
when
Dimitris Andrakakis writes:
> Dieter wrote:
> > "ps" is still a bit stupid and does not visualize that
> > they are threads rather than normal (full blown) processes.
>
> ps -axf ?
Thank you!
But it displays the children hierarchy without an indication
what children are full blown processes
Mayers, Philip J writes:
>
> To recap: two SQL method returning [different] (name,domain) are used like
> this:
>
>
> &dtml-name; - POINT A
> &dtml-domain;
>
> &dtml-name;- POINT B
> &dtml-domain;
>
> &dtml-name; - POINT C
> &dtml-doma
Hi Andrei
Andrei Belitski writes:
> ... manage_addProperties(id='tok', type='tokens', value=[1,2,3,4]) ...
> ...
> &dtml-tok;
> yields
> ['[1,', '2,', '3,', '4]']
> ...
I now understand what happens:
You interpret "type='tokens'" in a way, that
the property value is a list.
Chris Beaumont writes:
> ... whitespace normalization ...
An idiom for whitespace normalization is:
"_.string.join(_.string.split(text_to_be_normalized))"
It will replace any sequences of consecutive whitespace
characters by a single space.
You can not use it in all cases, as sometimes
newl
josh on writes:
>
This interprets "979226100" as a name!
>
>
>
> This doesn't:
>
This interprets "979226100" as an integer.
You could use
Dieter
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Chris McDonough writes:
> You didn't protect the isMember document. It's viewable by Anonymous. The
> Zope security machinery short-circuits authentication for resources that
> don't require it. This means that when you view a resource that's
> unprotected, you view it "as Anonymous". Anon
aZaZel writes:
> ... "uniqueValuesFor" not updated after modification ...
Almost surely a small bug in ZCatalog.
A field index is implemented as a mapping from values to
lists of documents.
"uniqueValuesFor" returns this mapping's "keys()".
When the field value of a document changes, this
docu
K H Subrahmanyan writes:
> I am using zope and gadfly for my project.
> but while using the SQL methods, I get the error if I use the "like" option.
>
> E.g.. select *
> from table
> where
> Emp_name like "*rama*"
>
> I will get the following error
Dimitris Andrakakis writes:
>'])">
This is an FAQ (as you can imagine).
The list has a searchable archive, where you can find anwsers
to FAQ's.
I think, you will also find a compiled FAQ list via the
Zope documentation portal (zdp.zope.org).
This time, still , I will answer your question:
angie tel writes:
> ...
>
>
>
As you recognized DTML tags must be *properly* nested...
You can do:
This way, you get a properly nested DTML structure.
Dieter
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Ron Bickers writes:
> I think I understand, but correct me if I'm wrong. The problem is that my
> browser is not even *sending* the authentication information to the other
> parts of the site until I first access a protected document at the root
> level. That is, the browser only continues t
Shai Berger writes:
> For several reasons, I would like to have direct access to raw posted
> data in my dtml-code (an analogue of QUERY_STRING). Can anyone please
> show me the light?
"REQUEST['BODY']" may work.
Dieter
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Kevin Howe writes:
> ...
>
> ...
> What I would like to do is display these objects, but ONLY IF they currently
> contain some objects, so that if an object does not contain any subobjects
> at the moment, it is not displayed.
Search the searchable list archive.
There has recently been a
I checked the sources
Shai Berger writes:
> My experience is somewhat different: ZSQL methods in general *DO*
> look at the namespace just like normal DTML methods, with two
> exceptions:
ZSQL methods do *NOT* look at the DTML(!) namespace.
They do look at REQUEST or (exclusive) explicitly p
Marc Fischer writes:
> how is it possible to convert a string into my own zclass type?
> I get a String from a form and want to do some operation like
> string.manage_addFile(... on it. So what to do ??? Perhaps some out there is
> able to help ...
"_.getitem(string)" converts a string into an
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> ... print in external method ...
"print" does not print to the log file but to standard output.
Under Unix (and I think under Windows, too) you can redirect
standard output to a file.
The alternative is to use Zope's Log module (called zLOG).
Its output goes to the l
Lee writes:
> ...
> I have a Python method expecting 'text' as a parameter ...
> ...
> The Python method, testSQL, returns 'result'.
> ...
>
>
>
>
Inside 'expr="..."' you use "_['x']" instead of .
As this is a Python expression that needs to be evaluated,
it cannot be in a string. Yo
=?iso-8859-1?Q?Max_M=F8ller_Rasmussen?= writes:
> I have installed zope on port 8080 on a win 2K machine.
>
> It runs nicely, but due to firewalls and other reasons it has to run on port
> 80. So I have added zope.pcgi etc. to the IIS. And it runs nicely.
>
> But when I try to use a manage
seb bacon writes:
> I'm writing a minimal product for which I'm getting a
>
> Error Type: AttributeError
> Error Value: commit_sub
>
> from the transaction machinery. The traceback's no help. The
> offending code, however is:
>
> class Foo(SimpleItem)
>
> def __init__(self,
Angietel writes:
> This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
>
> --=_NextPart_000_0011_01C07FB8.87F89860
> Content-Type: text/plain;
> charset="iso-8859-1"
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
That will be the last time, I answer to your MIME messages.
> Is equal to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Hhmm - strange, on my SUSE-7.0 standard installation I can find the out
> put of
> the print statements in /var/log/zope (most of the time, at least ;-).
Maybe someone redirects for you.
SuSE likes to change things in the hope that this makes unaware
people less p
peter bengtson writes:
> I'm looking for some tool to convert ZWiki text to MS Word.
Modern Word versions can resolve URI's and read HTML.
Thus, open "http:zopehost/.../ZWiki/page" in Word
and save it, (if you like) in word format.
> Since ZWiki's are CaPs neurotic, some sections are called fo
Lee writes:
> ... several recipients from form to sendmail ...
I just skipped your question. Not sure, that I got it right.
DTML does not have true variables with assignments.
However, you can use the REQUEST object as a variable container.
If your problem is to collect all recipients from the
Gustav Franzsen writes:
> This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
>
> --=_NextPart_000_003D_01C07FA3.EAFBA110
> Content-Type: text/plain;
> charset="iso-8859-1"
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Please do not send MIME messages into this list!
> ... file upload o
Fabio da Silva Santos writes:
> I'm trying to insert an image in Zope by uploading it in an HTML 'file'
> field, using the following validation code:
>
> _.None">
>
>
You could try:
This tests for a non-empty filename.
Dieter
Maggie Shapland writes:
> How does one do a case-insensitive search using sql
> methods when the underlying database is case-sensitive?
Oracle, e.g., provides functions "LOWER" and "UPPER"
that you can use in SQL expressions.
They can be used to implement case-insensitive searches.
Look at the
Olaf Zanger writes:
> Dies ist eine mehrteilige Nachricht im MIME-Format.
> --50A0948CB0BC5E6D24A68B18
> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
Please do not send MIME messages into this list!
> Right now we use the following statement to cha
Alexander Limi writes:
> ... in PythonScript ...
> return self.artists.manage_addProduct['Artist'].Artist_add(_.None,_)
>
> but then the REQUEST object was not available, and the object creation fails
> since it can't find the variables it needs. The traceback for this was:
It seems that you
David Humphreys writes:
>
> Let me clarify...! I'm wondering how python can tell Zope to add a dtml
> document to an arbitrary location in the Zope heirarchy.
It was very good, that you had clarified.
Have a look at Zope Online Help --> API Reference --> DTML Document
Look for the constructo
Diego Rodrigo Neufert writes:
>
> code...
>
> STOP THE LOOP
>
>
A long time ago, someone has implemented a "dtml-break" tag.
Search for it on zope.org or in the searchable list archive.
Dieter
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alan runyan writes:
> for key in REQUEST['form'].keys():
"form" is an attribute (!) of REQUEST, not a key:
for key in REQUEST.form.keys():
> second question: I have some searchResults()
> when I say
> (when are we going
> to get rid of sequence-item?)
> I get
> instance
> None
> in
Max M writes:
> I just wondered if there is an "AUTHENTICATED_USER.authenticate(userName,
> password)" that I could call from a form. And then bypass all that IIS mumbo
> jumbo completely.
>
> Guess I will have to dig the sources.
I fear, you will not have much success with this.
You will h
Lee writes:
> When a form is submitted the current REQUEST object's form data is cleared
> and repopulated using the new form input parameters, yeah? Is it possible
> to *not* clear it?
No.
As the name suggests "REQUEST" describes the current request.
A new request creates a new "REQUEST" obje
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Has anyone figured a reasonable way of getting multiple image submit
> buttons for a single form? I tried
You may look at the following ZPublisher.HTTPRequest patch:
URL:http://www.dieter.handshake.de/pyprojects/zope/imgbutton.pat
It might be necessary to tweak
Ausum writes:
> Maybe it's time for mandatory subject keys. Something like NEW: for
> newbies questions; OT: for off-topic (like this); DB: for database
> related stuff... you DC people name it.
What does "mandatory" mean?
Rejected by Ken, if it is missing?
Hope not ...
Many posts here are fr
Darrin writes:
> Whenever I try to import a product I usualy get the following errors.
Are your sure, you import products only in "Control Panel -> Product Management"?
Your hardware should not be a problem.
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Max M writes:
> Does anybody know if it is possible to programatically set the sort
> parameter in something like:
There is a product on zope.org that enhances sorting capabilities
drastically. Unfortunately, its name is difficult to remember
(at least for me), something with ZIE in it, I think
Lee writes:
> Is there anyway to confirm that a message has been sent using
> other than including your own email address in the cc list?
The sendmail tag should raise an exception, if it is unable
to deliver the message to the mail server.
However, this does not mean that the message will rea
Phill Hugo writes:
>
> This works when logged in as an Administrator as the Control_Panel is
> visible then, however for normal users it fails.
You know proxy roles?
You could probably use a method or script with a proxy role
of "Manager" to return the property sheet.
I am not sure, whethe
=?iso-8859-1?q?Hamish=20Lawson?= writes:
> Is there a setting in 2.3.0b1 to have modification times in the
> management screens presented in 24-hour format?
This is also a big wish of mine.
Dieter
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tom smith writes:
> hi all,
>
> I've written a bot in python 2.0 and it's running on the same machine as
> zope 2.2.
>
> I'd like somehow to be able to send messages from zope (like...start and
> stop or go trawl this site etc) to the OTHER version of python running my
> bot
You may
Oleg Broytmann writes:
>Hm, will you fix my browser, too? I am using Netscape for Linux, don't
> know how well it plays with Unicode. I suppose it plays bad :(
We use Netscape (4.5, 4.7; Linux, Windows) with "charset=utf-8" and
it handles it well.
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Ulrich Wisser writes:
> How can a get a directory listining with LocalFS
> for path "/sub1/sub2/sub3/"? I know I need something
> like "lfs['sub1']['sub2']['sub3'].fileids". But
> what if there are more (or less) elements in path_to_handle?
The easiest answer to these types of questions are
re
Michael Schmidt writes:
> Can you create fields in a zope based database where you force
> the fields to accept e.g. only letters "M" or "W" or any other
> other combination of your choice?
What do you mean with a Zope based database?
If you mean an external database, look for the datatypes
Oliver Vecernik writes:
> I'm designing an application gathering data with forms. Navigation
> should be done with Prev and Next buttons. As long as I'm not leaving
> the form data should be entered, processed and the *same* or another
> form should be displayed, depending on input of the user
Lee writes:
> I'm creating variables in python but I am having trouble creating them
> when they're *named* using other variables. Here's an example;
>
> while (p!=0):
> p+`p`= string.replace(component[control], ",", "")
> # e.g. I want 'p1 = string.replace.blah...'
>
Marcus Mendes writes:
> Where can I find (and use) the variable REMOTE_ADDR? I've a python
> function that deal with REMOTE_ADDR, but I've got the IP address's Zope
> Server Machine
Probably, you must tweak your Web server.
Look at zope.org. NIP people have created a HowTo for the necessar
Jeff Peterson writes:
> The Problem: I would like to Cc or Bcc the originator of the request with a
> copy of the request for record keeping purposes. I cannot however seem to
> get Cc or Bcc, written as headers much like the To and From, to work with
> . In addition, all documentation of I
Curtis Maloney writes:
> I'm trying to add a users from within a PythonMethod. I have searched this
> list and found examples of how to add via DTML, but they all seem to require
> REQUEST.
> ...
> So, what I'm left to conclude is it's easier to add a new user from DTML
> than
Ulrich Wisser writes:
> How can I detect if mylfs is a file or a directory?
I fear that is a difficult question.
For unknown reasons, the builtin Python function "type" is
considered unsafe (and would not help anyway). Thus,
you cannot test for types.
In PythonScript you have the functi
Hi Diego,
Diego Rodrigo Neufert writes:
> When I use
>
> I got a NameError
This must be "NameError 'attach_file'", right?
> Do you know a solution to this? because when I dont specify anything in a
> field zope just dont know about it...
Apparently, browsers behave differently. My Ne
Klaus Herrmann writes:
> ... Email with file attachment ...
>
> To: ...
> From: ...
> Subject: ...
>
>
> plain text
>
> disposition=attachment encode=base64>
>
>
>
Almost perfect.
Use
instead.
Dieter
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Nolan Darilek writes:
> The Folder class offers quite a bit of the functionality which I need
> for a current project. However, what I'm attempting to create isn't a
> traditional folder for DTML objects, methods, etc. Instead, I'm
> creating a folder which contains subfolders which are intend
Michael Schmidt writes:
> On Mon, Jan 22, 2001 at 07:50:45PM +0100, Dieter Maurer wrote:
> > What do you mean with a Zope based database?
> >
> > If you mean an external database, look for the datatypes and
> > restrictions, they support for column values. SQL
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I've stumbled upon a strange problem with dtml-tree in version 2.2.5 (the
> problems occurs in the same way in any of the 2.2.x version), but didn't exhibit
> itself in 2.1.6:
You should read Brian's excellent "Upgrade to 2.2.x" document.
It will explain you the chan
Anderson Ami writes:
> How can I do a dtml document call using the call dtml tag ?
> e.g.
>
> - I have 3 DTML documents ( bot1, bot2 and bot3)
> - I have in my request a int variable called varX
> - I would like do it, but this one doesn't work :
>
>
>
This is an FAQ: comput
Shai Berger writes:
> We've repeatedly encountered a weird situation where Zope gets
> stuck. Then, when we kill one of the Zope processes, it is released
> and answers requests.
We see something similar once in a while (about once in 6 month):
* Zope stops serving requests:
processes
=?iso-8859-1?q?=C5smund=20Hjulstad?= writes:
>
> > Error Type: AttributeError
> >Error Value: _setId
It appears that you ZClass does not include the "standard Python persistent
classes".
They are required to instantiate the class in the ZODB.
You omit it only, when you
Steven Grimes writes:
> I'm trying to write a report for a system and When I try to view my document
> by clicking on the view tab at the top of the management screen I receive
> the following error:
>
> !
> Temporarily Unavailable
> The resource you requested is temporarily unavailable -
Oliver Vecernik writes:
> I'd like to write an http client for an embedded system to get
> information from Zope. For debugging I want to see the traffic between
> the client and Zope (http protocol). How can this be achieved?
Shane's TCPWatch
Dieter
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Tom Jenkins writes:
> Right, the getPhysicalPath method definately works... although I've only
> used the unrestrictedTraverse in python classes. I haven't delved too
> deeply in how to use the tuple returned by getPhysicalPath in DTML.
"unrestrictedTraverse" is not available in DTML, only
its
Ian Sealy writes:
> I've finally managed to replicate the bug consistently, so I've just
> submitted it to the Collector:
>
> http://classic.zope.org:8080/Collector/1895/view
Very good!
In fact, this problem was known but not recognized in the new
context!
The incompatibility between "
Chris McDonough writes:
> Currently, yes. This is arguably wrong.
Can you tell us, what the semantics of subtransactions is?
It has been my impression that subtransactions are a kludge,
essentially implemented for ZCatalog, to reduce the amount
of main memory for large transactions.
Rather than
Horatio B. Bogbindero writes:
> ...
> Sent value to newpage.htm
>
> i get this error:
>
> error start-o
> Error response
>
> Error code 400.
>
> Message: Bad Request.
This should work *IF* the URL does not contain funny characters.
Note that many characters are no
Klaus Herrmann writes:
> ...
> How do I determinate the filename and mime-type of the uploaded file?
>
> i have
>
> and can get my data with attached_file.read(), but how do i do it when i want
> to have filename and mime-type correctly filled in in
>
Maybe, you should look at the sour
Ron Bickers writes:
> I have a Python Script (sendOrder) that calls a DTML method (orderMessage)
> as follows:
>
> container.orderMessage(num=num, SESSION=SESSION)
>
> orderMessage contains the following:
>
>
> Order Number:
> Blah blah other session variables that work fine
Chris Withers writes:
> Dieter Maurer wrote:
> >
> > This should work *IF* the URL does not contain funny characters.
> >
> > Note that many characters are not allowed in URL's and
> > especially "value" above must not contain blanks (as
Horatio B. Bogbindero writes:
> btw, were does zope store the template pages and objects? i tried do look
> into the folders but i could not seem to find it. is there are a way of
> moving this document root to a different folder?
Before Zope 2.3, they were in "lib/python/*/*.dtml".
Since Zop
Chris Withers writes:
>
> What about just putting a try: ... except
> AttributeError around the commit_sub call in Transaction.py? What bad effects
> would that have?
That would probably not be a good idea as it could hide serious
problems. ZCatalog has a similar "try: ... except" and in
Stephan Richter writes:
> I want to make my own name space with the following situation:
>
> class X:
>
> attributes = {'foo': 'bar'}
>
> x = X()
>
>
> Then I want to use it like that:
>
>
>
>
>
> The result should be : bar
>
> I found out that I have to some
A colleague of mine has developed an external method and installed
it as a SiteAccess access rule.
He made a programming error that caused a TypeError exception to
be raised.
He recognized his fault and corrected the external method.
Then, the strange behaviour started:
The access rule some
3dfestival - WebMaster writes:
> Does anybody have a solution for our big problem? How do we backup in
> another way...?
>
> When our Zope-site is being backed up we have different probs...
> We have (kind of) have figured out that the problem is only (!) occuring
> when we change something
Ralf Kraemer writes:
> is it possible to create users "not using" the zope management interface ???
>
> i tried a lot using the editUsers.dtml from zope and it works , but i dont
> like the response .
> i would like to see my own pages, not the management screens
You already know "dtml-cal
Curtis Maloney writes:
> I have just made a nice fresh Zope 2.3 install, and am having an odd problem
> with PythonScripts.
>
> I add one from the management screen, enter the name, "add and edit", enter
> the code, the hit "save". Which dumps me to my index_html.
Looks, as if you do no l
Philip Aylesworth writes:
> I am trying to get a list of unique values for one particular meta_type.
> The uniqueValuesFor() works great but is there a way to get unique
> values for a subset of data such as meta_type='car' then
> uniqueValuesFor('make') would list the makes of cars but not of
Chris Withers writes:
> Joachim Werner wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > Can anyone tell me how to use DTML to get at the URL for the document
> > > being displayed?
> > >
> >
> >
>
> That's not really correct. That's the url of the current request, which may well
> not be the url of the obje
Ron Bickers writes:
> method(num=num SESSION=session):
>
>
>
> raises KeyError "num".
>
> SESSION['info'] does not have a key "num". The only num is passed as a
> parameter. Did you use SQLSession to try to reproduce it, or just another
> mapping? Could SQLSession have
Ausum writes:
> While rendering a page having several image icons, not all of them renders
> when a normal page view, while some of them are really slow at rendering. I've
> been trying with a not too heavy page, without any dtml tag, and it always
> happen the same. If I reload the page the p
Ron Bickers writes:
>
> I realized the DTML method
> call from the Python Script included 'container' as the first parameter (as
> shown below)
> I don't understand how Python Scripts can/should call DTML methods. That
> is, are there magical parameters?...
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