OK, I can see your point of view.
Option 1:
Add an update_metadata flag to the catalogObject method with a default
of True on all branches.
Option 2:
Do nothing, but add the "updateMetadata" method to the ZCatalog
interface.
Option 1 would only take effect when 2.6.3 was released (if ever
[Fred L. Drake, Jr.]
> In Python 2.3.x, when a class is defined the __name__ of the
> encompassing module is looked up. I suspect Python Scripts can be
> fixed by defining __name__ in the globals dictionary in which the code
> is executed.
Thanks, Fred! I added this info to the collector entry:
On Fri, 2003-10-03 at 17:27, Jamie Heilman wrote:
> In 2.3 you can no longer declare new classes in a Script object. It
> bitches about a lack of __name__ attribute. I haven't really had the
> time to look into it closely, but it does effect the examples shipped
> with zope, and actually its
Hi Chris!
Chris McDonough wrote:
The system is making the assumption that if you update indexes
individually, you know what you're doing. Passing an index name into
catalogObject was always meant to do as much or as little work as you
specified with respect to the names of the indexes; it was onl
Thanks to Dieter and jcc,
I didn't think there was going to be a sneaky way to mix zope scritps and
javascript in a live page, but hoped there may have been some neat trick ...
Looks like its plan B - submitting the form from one frame to another and
using the request doohicky.
Gavin
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