Hi,
Ragnar Beer wrote:
>
> Too late, I already posted it before I went on holiday :(
May be its possible to update the posting?
> Ragnar
>
> >Ragnar Beer wrote:
> >>
> >> I found quite an easy solution for Zope 2.1.6:
> >>
> >> In lib/python/TreeDisplay/TreeTag.py you have to replace the "
Ragnar Beer wrote:
>
> I found quite an easy solution for Zope 2.1.6:
>
> In lib/python/TreeDisplay/TreeTag.py you have to replace the "old
> code" with the "new code". (Blame me - I forgot to make a copy
> beforehands which keeps me from using diff.)
>
> The idea is to "export" the piece of
Ragnar Beer wrote:
> The idea is to "export" the piece of code that puts together the url
> to treeData['tree-item-clickurl'] so that you can access it with
> within your tree-tag. I haven't checked
> this for unwanted side effects. Perhaps someone more familiar with
> the zope code could do that
I found quite an easy solution for Zope 2.1.6:
In lib/python/TreeDisplay/TreeTag.py you have to replace the "old
code" with the "new code". (Blame me - I forgot to make a copy
beforehands which keeps me from using diff.)
The idea is to "export" the piece of code that puts together the url
to
Ragnar Beer wrote:
>
> Howdy!
>
> I've been experimenting with trees for a while and discovered that
> almost all innocent first time clickers were clicking on the text
> _behind_ the plus and minus images instead on the images themselves.
> So I decided to make the text a link with the same url
Howdy!
I've been experimenting with trees for a while and discovered that
almost all innocent first time clickers were clicking on the text
_behind_ the plus and minus images instead on the images themselves.
So I decided to make the text a link with the same url as the image
has but I can't
