Erik,
>What do you need the reference for? How are you going to use it? And
>when you're talking about «inside ZODB», does that mean that you're
>not using Zope to access it?
I'm using Zope but I made up my application by components. So I want
to access an object anywhere
[Cyril Elkaim]
| I want to give the id (eventually qualified) of an object and get a
| reference to it. I'm talking about persistent objects inside the
| ZODB.
What do you need the reference for? How are you going to use it? And
when you're talking about «inside ZODB», does that mean that you'
Eric,
Thanks that works :-) And you know what I've tried that before posting
but inside the test tab of my zclass. I should tried it inside the client Folder.
Anyway that's OK.
>I'm not quite sure what you mean, could you elaborate please? Do you
>mean like you want t
Do you mean the aq_parent? I believe that is the property that you want.
Cyril Elkaim wrote:
>Hi all,
>
> My question is in the title. I think I'm stupid because I have really searched
> anywhere, and found nothing. The answer is certainly trivial but too many hours
> you know... :-)
[Cyril Elkaim]
| Of course I have tried REQUEST.PARENTS[0] but this is the parent
| inside the URL, I'm searching the PARENT inside the object system.
yourobject.getParentNode() should do the trick.
Have a read at lib/python/OFS/ZDOM.py
| Another question how can I get a reference of any obje
[Cyril Elkaim]
|Hi all,
Hia Cyril,
[snip]
| Aside from my problems Zope rocks really.
Yes it does. And you can find usable information in
$ZOPE_INSTANCE/lib/python/OFS/ZDOM.py .
Hope this helps,
Morten
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Hi all,
My question is in the title. I think I'm stupid because I have really searched
anywhere, and found nothing. The answer is certainly trivial but too many hours
you know... :-)
I'm able to get all the children of the current container or context but unable
to get its parent. Maybe
