- Original Message -
From: Martin Grönemeyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
dtml-with "REQUEST.resolve_url('http://mydomain/home/index_html')"
dtml-var title
/dtml-with
throws
Error Type: ValueError
Error Value: Different namespace.
REQUEST.resolve_url requires that the URL you pass to it
- Original Message -
From: Steve Drees [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have the following code stuffed away in a DTML Method
dtml-call "REQUEST.set('name','steve3')"
dtml-call "REQUEST.set('password','test')"
dtml-call "REQUEST.set('confirm','test')"
dtml-call
- Original Message -
From: Dan Rusch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Try this !--#var "Models.standard_html_header(_.None,_)"--
One important caveat to keep in mind here: If standard_html_header acquires
any object or property that is meant to be context-sensitive (eg. it is
defined in the root,
- Original Message -
From: Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
dtml-var "_.DateTime()" fmt="%d %B %Y"
...works fine
dtml-var "_.DateTime()" fmt='%d %B %Y'
...barfs with a 'Document Template Parse Error':
The dtml parser only likes double-quoted attribute values. It sees the above
as
- Original Message -
From: Ian Sparks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The conceptual problem I have is that DTMLMethods/Documents don't have a
parameters tag like SQLMethods do, so I don't see how I can "trap" parts
of
the URL like SQLMethods do and use them internally in my Method/Document.
There
- Original Message -
From: Tom Scheidt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
result = []
for item in self.objectValues( [ 'DTML Document' ] ):
if item.hasProperty( 'publish' ):
(and if there is something entered in the 'publish' field)
result.append( item )
return result
If you just meant,
- Original Message -
From: Rob W. W. Hooft [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have set up a site:
www.site
In this site, there are a few virtual hosts:
www.host1 -- www.site/Host1
www.host2 -- www.site/Host2
Thanks to a nice access rule, both the left and right names can be
used to
I have paraphrased your example at
http://www.zope.org/Wikis/zope-dev/AcquisitionFeedback
We are considering providing some way for you to acquire properties in the
way you expected. You can read more about this in the pages connected to
the AcquisitionFeedback page.
- Original Message
Finally, SiteAccess 2 for use with Zope 2.2b1 and up is ready.
http://www.zope.org/Members/4am/SiteAccess2
Cheers,
Evan @ digicool 4-am
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- Original Message -
From: "Graham Chiu" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
dtml-var "REQUEST.set('error',f_Email.isNotEmail(f_Email,_))"
where f_Email is an instance of the product, then the words
'None'
are returned as well, and render to the screen.
REQUEST.set returns None. You want to use
Jacques A . Vidrine discovered a chunk of code I accidentally left where it
didn't belong, which messed up the adding of SiteRoots. I've uploaded
v2.0.0b2 to zope.org, but if you've already downloaded beta 1, you can fix
your installation by just editing SiteRoot.py and deleting the lines of
- Original Message -
From: josh on [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have reinstalled zope and zodb, and copied the data.fs across. It was
about two days old. All the changes that I had made were gone. Luckily I
made a backup of my app yesterday by exporting it.
I must have a bad understanding
- Original Message -
From: T.J. Mannos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm having trouble getting SiteAccess 2.0.0b2 to work with Zope 2.2.0b2.
The first odd thing that happens is when I create a new SiteRoot, it says
that this object already has a SiteRoot (which it doesn't), but creates it
- Original Message -
From: Jimmie Houchin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Will an app as described above still suffer from problems with high
writes?
Possibly, but only if there are hidden hotspots. For example, in your
message-appending scenario, are these messages being added to the same
Folder?
- Original Message -
From: Jimmie Houchin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is what I understand based on your reply and from the paper by Jim.
1. That there are solutions currently being worked on by DC (implied).
Yes, worked on does not mean 'Coming Soon to a Zope near You!' :)
2.
- Original Message -
From: Oleg Broytmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My problem is with SiteAccess 1.0.1 with Zope 2.1.6 on Debian Unstable
(Woody). Is it simply that this version of SiteAccess was written for an
earlier version of Zope and is no longer compatible? Or am I just doing
From: Martijn Pieters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
misc_ is a root level object. Using absolute_url you are acquiring it into
your Instance URL, which is not necessary (and will hamper off-server
caching). Use dtml-SCRIPT_NAME; instead (which will give you the absolute
url
of the root object in all
From: Martijn Pieters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I still think something else was broken, SiteAccess should (and does, as
far
as I know) stay away from SCRIPT_NAME.
Yep. Environment/CGI variables are left alone by the virtual hosting
machinery; only Zope-specific ones are altered.
An example of a
From: Martijn Pieters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
SCRIPT_NAME will work in simple cases, but BASE1 ought to work in all
cases,
and using it is a better habit to have in general.
We better file a Collector item on this then, as the current Zope
Management
Interface uses it still.
Done. I also
function changeChars() {
var box = eval("document.manage_edit_form.data:text");
This should be:
var box = document.manage_edit_form['data:text'];
JavaScript, like DTML, lets you access objects with funny names using
subscript notation.
Cheers,
Evan @ 4-am digicool
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.
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
From: "George Osvald" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am using ProxyPass configuration with Apache and SiteAccess.
[snip]
The subdirectory of my web site is 'okstudio'.
[snip]
I was trying to use SiteAccess on my home machine
but could not get it working. It would not work for http://localhost or
From: William JOYE [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have some minor problems with SiteAccess 1.0.1 and Zope 2.1.6 + hotfix.
1. When click on the folder that contain SiteRoot, I need to enter again
login and password. Why ?
Most likely, because you have a Base set in your SiteRoot that differs from
the
From: "albert boulanger" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An oversight or is there a change in API?
Change in API; You want REQUEST.setServerURL, which is documented here:
http://www.zope.org/Members/michel/Projects/Interfaces/ImplementingVirtualHo
sts
Cheers,
Evan @ 4-am digicool
From: Satheesh Babu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I want to print the following line exactly as it
appears on a web page (no HTML coding).
!--#include file="header.inc" --
These aren't general solutions, but off the top of my head (tested):
dtml-var expr=" '' "!--#include file="header.inc" --
From: "Chris McDonough" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, 4 Sep 2000, Chris Withers wrote:
Well, okay, let me rephrase the question:
Why is it bad for the bootstrap user to own anything?
It used to be considered okay before Zope 2.2, so was has been
changed/discovered that makes this now such a
From: Brad Clements [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks but that's not really what I'm looking for.
I thought there was a type ":method" that could be used as a way to
call a method..
Perhaps I'm just going crazy.
No, you're right, and the page Rik referenced really should be updated to
include it.
From: Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
One of Zope's key strengths is its granular security, right?
So why isn't it the reponsibility of the site
designer/maintainer/owner/whatever to ensure that only people he trusts
have the ability to write DTML?
Fear not. In the brand new shiny
From: Dan L. Pierson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://dev.zope.org/Wikis/DevSite/Projects/PythonMethods/GuardedImport
I looked there.
Ah, but I was sneaky and went and updated it just before posting ;-) You do
have to follow a link or two, but it isn't hard to find (any more).
Cheers,
Evan @
If you want any say in how official Zope Python Methods work, I recommend
heading over to:
http://dev.zope.org/Wikis/DevSite/Projects/PythonMethods/StandardPythonMetho
dModule
...soonest. If you have feedback on any part of the project, please
contribute, but the link above is the squishiest
From: Joshua Brauer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm running a new server with 2.2.1 and Siteaccess 2.0.0 b3 and I don't
get a "SiteRoot" item in the available items list. I can copy site roots and
move them, but I cannot create new site roots... After reinstalling
SiteAccess ( restarting) I still have
From: Albert Boulanger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Its nice that the icon for the method, who is the access rule's target,
is changed.
However, I think also there needs to be some indicator on the folder
involved as well.
Unfortunately, the rule icon is already a fragile hack. If you copy,
rename,
From: Steve Alexander [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I get an error when I try to add a DTML Method with REQUEST anywhere in
the id.
This is fruit of a needlessly broad restriction on REQUEST traversal, and is
fixed in CVS.
Cheers,
Evan @ digicool 4-am
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You should include two positional parameters as well:
dtml-var "some_method(_.None,_,param=value)"
I've recently had explained to me a way that is more robust, and possibly
less confusing, than this idiotic idiom. I think it may start appearing in
docs and training.
dtml-let
From: "Jean Jordaan" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wiki-Safetybelt: 968246577.617
What is is, and do I need to keep it if I want to ftp them
back in?
It's a weak protection for when two people grab a copy of a wiki page, edit
it, then post their conflicting changed pages. When the second person
From: Stuart Foster [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The first example is what I was doing. But felt it was hard to follow.
However I would be interested in why it would be considered more robust.
I probably misused the word; what I meant was that the dtml-let form is
less likely to have errors like
From: Nils Kassube [EMAIL PROTECTED]
According to Guido van Rossum in
http://linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2000-09-07-011-21-OS-CY-SW
you are not able to use GPL'ed Zope products with Python 1.6
(or 2.0) until the dispute is settled.
No copyright-based licence whatsoever, including
From: "Fred Yankowski" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How do I get out of this jam? I tried deleting the
Products/SiteAccess folder, restarting Zope, and deleting the
SiteAccess product from the Control_Panel/Products view, but now I'm
getting an AttributeError when I try to access the subtree that has a
From: Oliver Wrede [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am trying to use SiteAccess2 with a site which has imported
SiteAccess1 objects.
Have you used Extensions/updata.py to upgrade these objects?
Cheers,
Evan @ digicool 4-am
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From: James Howe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We are running Zope behind an Apache server. We've got things configured so
that it mostly works. However, we noticed that the "breadcrumbs" list at
the top of a workspace screen doesn't work correctly.
This was broken with respect to virtual hosting, as
From: Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pierre-Julien Grizel wrote:
It seems that in fact the DTML document doesn't actually pass _.None and
_ to my object. WHY ??
This is deep voodoo that I don't fully understand. To me, it appears
that what you get depends on how your __call__ was
From: Paul Zwarts [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ValueError: PQsendQuery() -- query is too long. Maximum length is 16382
This is purely a PostgreSQL issue; Some (all? not sure.) versions of PostgreSQL have a
hard limit on
the length of query strings. You have to break your query into multiple smaller
From: Fred Yankowski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The information you just provided about the DTML Method "call
signature" and the like is very useful. Is this kind of reference
material written down somewhere in a guide/how-to/wiki/...?
The only thing I could find offhand is
From: Marcin Kasperski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
X-Forwarded-For header (REQUEST['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR']).
Does there exist some sample of such usage? Can such a change be
performed before authorization?
You could do this with an Access Rule in your root folder, containing:
dtml-call
From: Aaron Straup Cope [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks. It appears, though, that there is no way to do this without
appending a query string to the redirected URL. Is this correct?
That, or mangling the URL in some way and then unmangling on the Zope end. If someone
out there has
any experience
From: Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now, how about internal/external?
Safe and Flexible are probably more meaningful words there ;-)
ZMethod is growing though ;-)
We've pretty much settled on restricted/unrestricted here. In honor of the
presidential
From: Jason Cunliffe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Good news: 'ZMethod' is nice and 'sounds' good, however one says it.
I agree, but then everyone around here thought that Zopelet was fairly
unobjectionable, even though
nobody really *liked* it.
1. 'closed' / 'open'
2. 'builtin' / 'custom'
3. 'local'
From: Ron Bickers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Since you would normally *say* just ZMethod, I like the suggestion of using
"Python ZMethod" and "Python ZMethod (Unrestricted)", vs. spelling out the
(Restricted) in the first one.
Good point. I'll shop this around and see what folks here think.
Cheers,
A few announcements. First, in the interests of sanity and
getting things moving, I'm choosing the only name other than
"Python Method" to get a positive score in the naming poll.
I like it, Guido likes it, the community sort of likes it,
so it's official. Zope 2.3 will introduce "Python
From: "Steinar Rune Eriksen" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Would it be useful to (or rather, is it possible to) let one of these
scripts call up another one ?
Sure. From one of the Python Scripts you just write something like:
answer = context.otherscript(1.3, 'foo')
...where context is bound to the
From: "Chris Withers" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is there going to be a python methdos help tab eventually?
Help is on the way.
If I specify parameters 'wibble, fish', and then do:
dtml-var "mypythonmethod('wibble',1)"
...will wibble='wibble' and fish=1 in the method?
Yep. Parameters work
From: "Jochen Knuth" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Products/DC/PythonMethod
at the moment, i don't know if the new name will result in a new
directory.
I expect to check it into the Zope2 core trunk under
lib/python/Products/PythonScripts when I get back from Thanksgiving
vacation.
Cheers,
Evan @
From: Chris Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I notice that the CVS tree for Zope2 has incorporated
(internal)
PythonScripts and gotten rid of (external) PythonScripts.
This leaves the
old ExternalMethods but without the Bindings tab. Will
External Methods
eventually include this and present a form for
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are you talking about how the interaction between Zope and
the programmer is performed? Are you talking about API?
Or what?
Both, and more. The details haven't even begun to be worked
out yet, we're still brainstorming.
In particular, are you talking about killing
Thanks to Jeff Ragsdale, we've finally been able to kill a
longstanding bug that allows POST requests to interfere with
each other. Symptoms include corrupted or aborted File and
Image uploads, and stupid-log messages about
"AttributeError: data" killing threads.
The attached HTTPServer.py is
Thanks to Jeff Ragsdale, we've finally been able to kill a
longstanding bug that allows POST requests to interfere with
each other. Symptoms include corrupted or aborted File and
Image uploads, and stupid-log messages about
"AttributeError: data" killing threads.
The attached HTTPServer.py is
From: "Hannu Krosing" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Could something similar be happening in PCGIServer too ?
We are getting some weird and hard-to-reproduce errors when activity
goes up and several file uploads are going on simultaneously?
I'm not sure. I've peeked at the code, and the exact same bug
From: Oleg Broytmann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I've got the patch from the mailing list. I saw only one replacement
HTTPServer.py here - 13979 bytes in size.
Looks like you've got the one that only works with Zope 2.0 - 2.1.6. If
you're using Zope 2.2.0 or above, you need the other one. See
From: Ronald L. Roeber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is the recommended install of Python Scripts for Zope 2.24 this?
http://www.zope.org/Members/4am/PythonMethod
even though it appears to be exactly one year old today (13-Dec)?
Wow, I didn't realize today was its anniversary :-) No, this isn't the
From: The Doctor What [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Will these be released as Hotfixes? Or just new versions? Or is
this it?
Hotfixes are pretty much reserved for critical security holes. Zope 2.3
(and possibly an interim 2.2.5 release) and above will have the fix.
Fortunately, HTTPServer has had *very*
From: The Doctor What [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I tried both Owner and Manager roles in user_acl(2) but it doesn't
work!
Didn't work in what sense? They couldn't log in, or didn't get the access
you expected? More access or less, or just weird?
Cheers,
Evan @ digicool 4-am
From: The Doctor What [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I tried both Owner and Manager roles in user_acl(2) but it doesn't
work!
Didn't work in what sense? They couldn't log in, or didn't get the access
you expected? More access or less, or just weird?
Cheers,
Evan @ digicool 4-am
From: Hamish Lawson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I see that the latest version of the O'Reilly Zope book now talks about
Python and Perl *Scripts*, but refers still to DTML and ZSQL *Methods*.
Does this reflect some actual conceptual difference between a Script
and a Method, or is it simply because of
From: seb bacon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I imagine the fact that I can make it work by adding index_html is the
most telling point, but it's not telling me anything ;)
Leaving off index_html causes Zope to add a base href to the head. That's
the only difference I can think of. Your page doesn't get
From: Sven Hohage [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'd like to use Python - Methods but I'm afraid
that some builtin-functions are not implemented like
type() or list().
This is true. If it is really a problem for you, you may wish to wait for
Python Scripts.
Another question is if the
From: The Doctor What [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would happy to, it looks like it does what I need (having
siteaccess). However, I don't see a clear cut description what's
changing and how. What needs to be done (in easy to understand
language) to make sure it all goes smooth, etc.
It's one step
From: Curtis Maloney [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What I want to know is, why can't Python Methods refer to anything not
explicitly passed to them? I don't want to have to make everything that
invokes the method have to know to pass it half a dozen objects.
Isn't the idea of a method to be executed in
From: Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
dtml-call "somemethod(absolute_url()+urlquote(_.getitem(id))"
Well, in Python Scripts at least, you can do::
from Products.PythonScripts.standard import special_formats
url_quote = special_formats['url-quote']
return url_quote("OK?")
It's not great,
From: Dirksen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
These statements in python method:
stock=[3,4]
del stock[1]
will cause this error:
Error Type: Python Method Error
Error Value: Forbidden operation DELETE_SUBSCR at line 2
How is that?
Python Methods aren't smart enough to know that you created the list
From: Lothar T.E.L. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am having a problem with one of the examples in Chapter 12 of the Zope
book. I am creating a new product called "Zoo Exhibit" comprising of a
DTML
method, a Python script and, of course, a factory.
The Zope book examples are based on Zope 2.3, which
Python Scripts have gone through a fair number of changes and bugfixes
recently. They should now work properly as methods of ZClasses. When you
download the source of a Python Script, the title, parameter list, and
bindings are added to the source in the form of specially formatted
comments.
From: "Dirksen" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is that a product(can't find it in zope's product page) or a new version
of python
method? Where to download? Please point me to the right direction.
It is the successor to Python Methods (although they can coexist happily),
to be released in 2.3 (now in alpha
From: Juan Carlos Corua [EMAIL PROTECTED]
REQUEST.update({'NoRows': 4})
and I tried:
REQUEST['NoRows'] = 4
and I tried:
REQUEST.set('NoRows', 4)
That last one should have worked; The first two wouldn't. Do you get an
error on the last one?
Cheers,
Evan @ digicool 4-am
From: Kelvin Cheong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a problem which i suspect is site root's problem.
Shouldn't be; Site Roots only affect the generation of URLs by the REQUEST,
and by absolute_url.
Cheers,
Evan @ digicool 4-am
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From: "Timothy Wilson" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have Evan's excellent SiteAccess product installed on my 2.3.0a1 Zope
Thank you.
Now that SiteAccess is part of the Zope core, how should I handle
the upgrade. Can I simply recompile?
It's the same Product, with only cosmetic changes. If you're
From: Juan Carlos Corua [EMAIL PROTECTED]
How can I compare the type of 2 variables in a python method?
The instruction "if type(var1) == type(var2): " doesn't work.
_.same_type(var1, var2) should do it. (Without the "_." in Scripts).
Cheers,
Evan @ digicool 4-am
From: "Lee" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a Python method that needs to use the string module. In the
method body I have the 'import string' statement but when I try it =
As Shane mentioned, 'import' is only enabled in Python Scripts, but Python
Methods pre-import all of the same modules as DTML,
From: "Jim Washington" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am not working through that example, but the below is a start on what
you seem to need. Let me know what you think.
Thanks for the fine examples! I have only one nit to pick; When using
Scripts in ZClasses, you will typically want to use 'container',
From: "Matt" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am using __setstate__ to reload files into memory for objects of a
product I
have made. This all works nicely, as is it supposed to. The problem
though is
that the object seems not to know about its environment at that time
__setstate__ is called on the bare
From: Michael Angelo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i am experiencing a strange problem with using the mailhost example on
zope.com.
Is your code indented the way it is in your email? I don't think
dtml-sendmail and its contents should be indented, since the contents are
meant to be the literal text of
From: Itai Tavor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
1. When accessing http://10.0.1.21/spam PATH_INFO is
/VirtualHostBase/http/10.0.1.21:80/MySite/VirtualHostRoot/spam, which
breaks any method that uses PATH_INFO (For example, the login form of
LoginManager). Can this be fixed somehow?
The Zope virtual
From: Jerome Alet [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Please could you include a button "Download Source" to the Python Script
edition form ?
Already done; There's a link in the paragraph below the text area, and above
the upload form (in CVS).
Cheers,
Evan @ digicool 4-am
From: "Curtis Maloney" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A Z SQL Method ( Returner.sql.getDetails )
[snip]
dtml-with "Returner.getDetails(Returner, User=12)"
dtml-var fieldName
/dtml-with
You want either:
dtml-in "Returner.getDetails(Returner, User=12)"
dtml-var fieldName
/dtml-in
...or...
dtml-with
From: "Itai Tavor" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Great, thanks for the fix. It's fine in Zope 2.3b3.
I should probably write a Howto for VirtualHostMonster, and ask the folks
who've written the various fine SiteAccess-related Howtos to incorporate it.
It really is a lot easier and safer to use than
From: Philip Aylesworth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would appreciate that HOWTO. :) I am going to need virtual hosting for
a project I am undertaking and don't even know where to begin. Is
VirtualHostMonster part of SiteAccess (which I have just discovered when
I did a search on zope.org)? Do I need
From: Stephan Goeldi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I want to add a SiteRoot to my domain subfolder.
I installed a fresh Zope 2.2.5 and in the lib/python/Products folder I
extracted SiteAccess-2.0.0b4-nonbin.tgz. After this I restarted Zope.
When I click to Add SiteRoot, I get the following error message:
From: Fred Yankowski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
for the very last case, "a.b.c.x". I just can't follow why the
equivalent expression isn't
x.__of__(a).__of__(c.__of__(b.__of__(a)))
rather than the more complex answer given:
x.__of__(a).__of__(b.__of__(a)).__of__(c.__of__(b.__of__(a)))
You can
From: Fred Yankowski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now, does that bother anyone besides me? Since acquisition is intrinsic
and ubiquitous in Zope, shouldn't we be concerned that it is hard to
control or predict?
Keep in mind that it is only the *order after containment* that has this
problem. For
From: "Timothy Wilson" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Error Type: TypeError
Error Value: argument 1: expected read-only character buffer, instance
found
[snip]
input name="display_date:date" size="20" value=""/td
[snip]
D = string.split(display_date, '/')
You are marshalling 'display_date' as a date, then
This is one of the shortcomings of Python Methods that Scripts eliminate.
You can work around it by writing:
x = {}
x.update({y: z})
Cheers,
Evan @ digicool 4-am
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From: "Fred Yankowski" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
+ Don't copy over SiteAccess and PythonMethods.
+ Delete the PythonMethods product from the Control_Panel/Products
management folder.
Will I have to manually convert each existing Python Method to
a PythonScript, or are they essentially the same
From: "Jim Washington" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Standard caveats, YMMV, etc, but it does a quick pass on the Methods in
the folder where it is and makes Scripts from them when you hit the
'test' tab, saving the old ones as methodname.old.
Excellent! Thanks for writing and sharing this -- it looks
- Original Message -
From: Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
who's the CTO?
Jim Fulton, Chief Technology Officer.
use paths instead of object monikers.
Why not do both?
Have an POID (CORBA style) to actually identify an object and then use
paths of POIDS to identify stuff in a
- Original Message -
From: Phillip J. Eby [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Been there, done that. Yours doesn't work either, btw. Well, actually,
it
does, it's just that it causes a memory leak because it leaves an
unintended circular reference. We've got a version that fixes the
circular
- Original Message -
From: Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What this offers is having a URL like:
http://mysite.com/folder/object/some/parameters
processed by the 'object' object with a parameter of '/some/parameters'
or better still a 'URL objects' list as a parameter.
This sounds
- Original Message -
From: T.J. Mannos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm having trouble getting SiteAccess 2.0.0b2 to work with Zope 2.2.0b2.
The first odd thing that happens is when I create a new SiteRoot, it says
that this object already has a SiteRoot (which it doesn't), but creates it
From: Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
dtml-call "REQUEST['where'][-1].manage_addFolder(id)"
Error Type: TypeError
Error Value: read-only character buffer, Python Method
Looks like the 'id' of something along the line is a method rather than a
string. Try "_.getitem('id', 1)".
Cheers,
The value you're after is stored in the 'environ' section of the request.
Unlike 'other' and 'cookies' keys, 'environ' keys can't generally be fetched
as attributes or keys of REQUEST. You need to access them as
REQUEST.environ['keyname'].
Cheers,
Evan @ digicool 4-am
From: Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- never expose a "bare" object, or even one with an incomplete context
Why? You can get at it through aq_base anyway, surely?
Only from unrestricted code. DTML and (CVS) Python Methods only let you
access aq_parent. This only applies to objects that
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