Hi,
I have a product class that subclasses SimpleItem and PropertyManager.
If I try and add a property in __init__ as so:
self.manage_addProperty('AProperty','1\n2\n3','lines')
I get the following wonderful error:
Error Type: AttributeError
Error Value: aq_base
I'm guessing that this is
Chris Withers wrote:
self.manage_addProperty('AProperty','1\n2\n3','lines')
I'm guessing that this is because self isn't an acquisition wrapper in
__init__ (even though SimpleItem is Acquisition.Implicit) but what am I
supposed to do to add a property in __init__?
I usually override
On Tue, 07 Nov 2000 11:54:57 +, Chris Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have a product class that subclasses SimpleItem and PropertyManager.
If I try and add a property in __init__ as so:
self.manage_addProperty('AProperty','1\n2\n3','lines')
I get the following wonderful error:
Error
Toby Dickenson wrote:
Your object must have a factory method somewhere I suggest adding
an extra method to your object (I always name it '_after_create') and
arrange for it to be called by your factory once the new object is
installed in its container.
...yurch! ;-)
Chris
