[Zope] Zope from a php perspective

2001-01-16 Thread Vincent Stoessel
Hello All, I have starting testing Zope as a potential CMS for some production websites. I think I understand the basic of to create and edit pages in the Zope system. I haver a few questions for those more experieced with this system. I am very familiar with php so I need someone to translate

Re: [Zope] Zope from a php perspective

2001-01-16 Thread Chris McDonough
Hi vincent... include_path : I understand that you can automatically include objects into pages by referencing their id, I also understand that Zope automatically searches up the parent chain till it finds a matching object. But what if I want to include something outside of the tree? or

Re: [Zope] Zope from a php perspective

2001-01-16 Thread Stephane Bortzmeyer
On Tuesday 16 January 2001, at 11 h 43, the keyboard of Vincent Stoessel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: matching object. But what if I want to include something outside of the tree? Zope does not use the tree of directories: it uses its own database. Hence, every object is in the Zope tree. or

Re: [Zope] Zope from a php perspective

2001-01-16 Thread Tom Jenkins
Howdy, Yes, you can call another object outside your "tree". Example: lets say you have /folder1/folder1a/item1 and /folder2/item2 and you want to access item2 from item1 in dtml you need to put item2 into the context: dtml-with "folder2.item2" p This puts item2 from folder2 into context...

Re: [Zope] Zope from a php perspective

2001-01-16 Thread Andy McKay
This is sort of the way it's laid out now, although arguably many core pieces should really be Products with their own set of documentation. Absolutely, and the installation and changes to those products should be separate from the installation. For example when Michel puts a patch in