- Original Message
From: Maciej Wisniowski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>So this is not because of this code. Your script
>ALWAYS returns '0' and does nothing more.
>Just try to remove everything after 'return 0' and see
>if it changes anything or remove 'return 0' and see
>what happens then.
Crap
>
> Yes there is a 'return 0' at the beginning.
> This code always executes and works just fine,
> as I've mentioned before, as long as the template is in the root
> folder of the given Web site. I'm trying to put this template in a
> "root" folder that services all the Web sites of the portal, and
- Original Message
From: Maciej Wisniowski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>There is 'return 0' at the beginning, or it is a mistake?
>If it is 'return 0' then the code below it is never executed...
Yes there is a 'return 0' at the beginning.
This code always executes and works just fine, as I've me
> I'm confused. I had a programmer working for me that wrote the
> following code:
>
>
>
> return 0
>
> catalog = ''
>
> try:
>
> catalog = getattr(context, context.superValues('ZCatalog')[0].id)
>
> except AttributeError:
>
> pass
>
> if catalog:
>
> return 1
>
There is 'return 0' at th
- Original Message
From: Maciej Wisniowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>As far as I understand you have script (say it has id 'handle_404_scr')
>that handles 404 errors in 'root' folder. In this script you have
>something like:
> tal:define="mycontext here"
> tal:condition="here/hasSe
>- Original Message -
>From: Javier Subervi
>To: zope@zope.org
>Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 2:29 PM
>Subject: [Zope] Re: Preserving Context
>
>>The script routine doesn't have to be located in root. traverse_subpath is
>>populated using the names of all subfolders that occur aft
As far as I understand you have script (say it has id 'handle_404_scr')
that handles 404 errors in 'root' folder. In this script you have
something like:
Yes? So how is this script called?
I'm not sure what exactly is your case but you may try:
or just (without passing a parameter):
--
The script routine doesn't have to be located in root. traverse_subpath is
populated using the names of all subfolders that occur after the script file
name in the URL. So if your URL is:
http:/my.web.site/folderA/scriptA/folderB/folderC, then scriptA will receive a
traverse_subpath variable
traverse_subpath works for me just fine. if you placed the 'tst' python script
in your root folder (and this script contains the line "return
str(traverse_subpath)" ) you should get:
http:/your.web.site/tst -> should return an empty list []
http:/your.web.site/tst/folderA -> should retu
In your root folder you could have a script that accesses the ZCatalog which
can be called from any subfolder and can tell where it was called from... try
the following: create a python script (tst) in your root folder that contains
the following code:
return str(traverse_subpath)
then invok
In your script you could access the catalog as follows:
afolder = context.restrictedTraverse('folderA/folderB/'+someLocalFolder)
# pass 'someLocalFolder' as a parameter
catalog = afolder.Catalog# assuming you have named your ZCatalog
'Catalog'
Note: If this script is accessing a
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