Daniel wrote:
> During this process I have noticed that Zope's dtml pages are stored on
> the file system as .dtml files (i.e. roleEdit.dtml) The question then is
> how does Zope display this pages??
The pages are usually accessed as attributes Python objects. They are
wrapped in a HTMLFile inst
On Wed, 12 Jul 2000, Daniel Rusch wrote:
> I have found function calls such as:
> manage_roleForm=HTMLFile('roleEdit', globals()) which I believe creates
> an HTML document template from the named file. But, what is the
> mechanism that calls/displays mange_roleForm?
Actually, it creates a render
The object has a method named manage_roleForm. In your example, an object
which is (or inherets from) Role will have a manage_roleForm, and can be
accessed just like any other method, assuming adequate permissions.
Using an example I am more familiar with, if you have a DTML Document
index_html
> I have found function calls such as:
> manage_roleForm=HTMLFile('roleEdit', globals()) which I believe creates
> an HTML document template from the named file. But, what is the
> mechanism that calls/displays mange_roleForm?
The class heirarchy looks something like this:
Globals.HTMLFile
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I've been digging into to the inner workings of Zope trying to gleen as
much Zen as possible, before I implement a write of our existing
framework.
During this process I have noticed that Zope's dtml pages are stored on
the file system as .dtml files (i.e. roleEdit.dtml) The question then is
how
