Tim Cook wrote:
> The folder doesn't exist until after the first response. So you
> can't GET it's context in the same call you create it in.
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> Make more sense?
It makes perfect sense, but still doesn't work. I returned it to the two
file call setup as you gave it to me and I get the same Auth
fooled around with permissions as much as I could and couldn't make it
work. Any ideas there?
Thanks again.
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robably could answer your question as stated, but I'm too lazy.
Instead, I will say that you should do such a thing from JavaScript
instead. This is a discussion for elsewhere, and I'd be happy to take
the discussion off-line...
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duct with two classes, creating one class from
the manager creates the first class with the second inside it.
Maybe I can write some Python for you or something in exchange :-)
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Tim Cook wrote:
> The problem here is that even though you set REQUEST, it is a
> string. You need to be in the context of the parent _object_. You
> should try .
Sorry, I thought of more...
It's my understanding that dtml-with simply pushes a namespace onto the
stack. What relationship does thi
IDE class1. So I don't
want the parent context, I want the class1 context.
gets me the class2 instance at the
same level...
How can I get a new context of the newly created class1 instance?
Thanks.
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#x27;) but that doesn't help. Isn't there
SOMETHING in the REQUEST object that tells it where things should get
created?
Anymore info (or pointers to better docs) would be great. Thanks.
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Tim Cook wrote:
> NOT TESTED, but simialr to something I do:
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Hmmm, doesn't seem to be working (also results in class1 and class2
being at same level). I'll take a look at some other examples.
Thanks for the help (and quick replies).
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at the same level as
the class1 instance. How do I change the namespace to get the class2
instance inside class1?
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Thanks.
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no success.
I am an experienced Python programmer with strong object-oriented
knowledge and good HTML.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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