Hi all,
I have a problem that looks simple (if not trivial) : I would like to
"render" a DTML Document using a DTML Method.
The DTMLDoc is "mydoc", has a title (="My Document") and a content (="I am
the doc content")
The DTMLMethod is "render" and its code is :
"""
I am rendering the dtml-var
+---[ Olivier Deckmyn ]--
| Hi all,
| """
| dtml-with mydoc
| dtml-var render
| /dtml-with
Why don't you just do dtml-var mydoc ?
you can also do dtml-var "mydoc.render(_.None,_)"
I suppose
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Totally Holistic Enterprises Internet| P:+61 7 3870 0066 | Andrew
t: Tuesday, January 23, 2001 2:43 PM
Subject: Re: [Zope] Trivial challenge ?
+---[ Olivier Deckmyn ]--
| Hi all,
| """
| dtml-with mydoc
| dtml-var render
| /dtml-with
Why don't you just do dtml-var mydoc ?
you can also do dtml-var "mydoc.r
+---[ Olivier Deckmyn ]--
| I tried dtml-var "mydoc.render(_.None,_)"
|
| The same result : does'nt work...(exactly like with the dtml-with tag)
and dtml-var mydoc ?
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Totally Holistic Enterprises Internet| P:+61 7 3870 0066 | Andrew Milton
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Olivier Deckmyn wrote:
this is not what I need !!!
Yes : dtml-var mydoc displays the content of the document... But I don't
need this.
The example I gave is a simplified pb of my __real_world__ problem ... Just
to show the interessting point !
My __real_world__ document has several
a lot of renderers (this explains that...)
Thanx !
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Olivier Deckmyn wrote:
this is not what I need !!!
Yes : dtml-var mydoc displays the content of the document... But I don't
need this.
The example I gave is a simplified pb of my __real_world__ problem ... Just
to show the interessting point !
My __real_world__ document has several
On 23 Jan 2001, at 14:17, Chris Withers wrote:
Olivier Deckmyn wrote:
this is not what I need !!!
Yes : dtml-var mydoc displays the content of the document... But
I don't need this. The example I gave is a simplified pb of my
__real_world__ problem ... Just to show the
