Hi Evan!
Evan Simpson wrote:
Done and done!
??? Are you sure?
Today I built Zope 2.7 from a new checkout. And all icons in the ZMI are
broken :-(
They have src paths starting with //
I didn't have a closer look at your checkin, but I'm afraid something
went wrong.
Cheers,
Yuppie
From: Evan Simpson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lennart proposed additional methods, but I'm going to work on that in
the post-2.7 branches, since I really want to clean up this mess
properly, and beta 3 isn't the time.
I totally agree. This is new features, introducing that in a beta3 seems
very bad. I
Brian Lloyd wrote:
Good call. I think it would be best to make sure the docstring of the
new method is clear on its reason for being. I think somewhere there
is an interface file that is used to generate some of the api docs -
ideally that can get updated too.
Done and done!
Cheerios,
Evan
Summary: absolute_url(1) didn't include the path to the virtual root,
which broke code that assumed that it could just prepend / in all
cases. I changed it to include the base path, and broke code that
prepends BASEPATH1.
Since the old behavior existed for two years (including part of the 2.7
On Tuesday 09 December 2003 16:24, Evan Simpson wrote:
Summary: absolute_url(1)
Looks good.
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On Tue, Dec 09, 2003 at 10:24:47AM -0600, Evan Simpson wrote:
def absolute_url_path(self):
'''Return the entire path of the absolute URL for this object.
This includes the leading slash, and can be used as an
absolute-path reference as defined in RFC 2396.
'''
OK. But maybe
Summary: absolute_url(1) didn't include the path to the virtual root,
which broke code that assumed that it could just prepend / in all
cases. I changed it to include the base path, and broke code that
prepends BASEPATH1.
Since the old behavior existed for two years (including part of
