Ok, here's the situation.
I create a folderish object. I insert some info into the postgresql
database related to this folderish object. I create a ZPopy database
connection within this folderish object. All of this is done through a
python method.
If I do a query using this new database conn
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> I have one unsolved mystery left. What I am trying to do is print the titles
> from the DTML Documents in the 'artikelen' folder (and actually another
> property called 'inleiding'. I believe the code below should do this, but it
> does not work. It returns 'Zope' instead of the title. If I u
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> Error Type: AttributeError
> Error
You're logged into the zope management interface as superuser.
To change this, create a user in the root acl_users folder, giving it a
username and password, and the manager and owner roles.
Now restart your browser, go to the management interface, and log in as
the user you just created. You
ST explicitly. I could have derived myclass (or the ZClass) from
DTMLMethod, but I didn't need the DTMLMethod itself to be persistent.
Also, I'm not sure how to intercept __call__ and pas it on to the DTMLMethod.
It's a little ugly, but it works. It would be nice to be able to just
Is it possible to return dtml from python, and have it rendered correctly
on the page?
for example, the python might look like this...
def get_header(somevar=1):
if somevar==1:
return ''
else:
return ''
The dtml document in the zodb might look like this...
Body text
Whe
We've had the same problem,
Michael Pelletier addressed this question in a previous post,
Check out:
http://www.egroups.com/message/zope/29589?&start=29498
To summarize, 'Zope doesn't like it if there is no html tags before the DTML
begins.'
To fix our problem, we simply make sure that a html
