hi Dieter
For a DTML method(!), "id" is the id of the object of which
the method is used as a method.
In your case, this is the folder.
No, actually -- since 'index_html' is a document, it turns out
to be the id of 'index_html'.
In some cases, you would use "this().id".
OK, I'll try and
Hi all
In my 'index_html', I have::
dtml-var docsByTitle
This is supposed to return batches of documents, similarly to
http://www.zope.org/Products/ [1]. It works halfway, but the links
to previous and next batches of course refer to 'docsByTitle'
and not to 'index_html'::
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Hi all
In my 'index_html', I have::
dtml-var docsByTitle
This is supposed to return batches of documents, similarly to
http://www.zope.org/Products/ [1]. It wor
Hi Phil
Is docsByTitle a DTML Document?
It's a Method alright -- cutting straight off the screen::
DTML Method at /docs / docsByTitle
and 'index_html' is::
DTML Document at /docs / index_html
a href="dtml-var document_iddtml-var sequence-queryqs=dtml-var
next-sequence-start-number"
Jean Jordaan writes:
In my 'index_html', I have::
dtml-var docsByTitle
This is supposed to return batches of documents, similarly to
http://www.zope.org/Products/ [1]. It works halfway, but the links
to previous and next batches of course refer to 'docsByTitle'
and not to
