At 04:41 PM 1/17/01 +0200, Roch'e Compaan wrote:
I don't have the slightest idea what you're trying to accomplish here - I
probably missed the beginning of this thread. Do you want to change the
way the specialist processes the string "dataskin1", or the way dataskin1
processes the URL
Phillip J. Eby wrote:
I'm pretty sure DTML methods *won't* work. "Python Methods"
might. I don't know about external methods, python scripts, etc.
I have successfully used PythonScripts for this.
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Phillip J. Eby wrote:
I'm pretty sure DTML methods *won't* work. "Python Methods"
might. I don't know about external methods, python scripts, etc.
I have successfully used PythonScripts for this.
Does this mean I have to upgrade to 2.3 beta 1, because Python Methods on
2.2.4
It sounds to me like you're trying to have SkinScript supply a
bobo_traverse for the Specialist itself, and this you cannot do. (There
are other ways to change a Specialist's bobo_traverse behavior, but
SkinScript is not one of them.) The SkinScript you're doing is meaningful
only if you want
It sounds to me like you're trying to have SkinScript supply a
bobo_traverse for the Specialist itself, and this you cannot do. (There
are other ways to change a Specialist's bobo_traverse behavior, but
SkinScript is not one of them.) The SkinScript you're doing is meaningful
only if you
Roch'e Compaan wrote:
Recent sightings of the use of __bobo_traverse__ in SkinScript gave me hope
of giving users a more useable breadcrumbs trail in the case where I have
nested specialists.
My TaskTemplates specialist is nested inside my RequestTypes specialist.
When I retrieve a
Steve Alexander wrote:
If ob is not found, you'll get an error raised. You need to have some
sort of marker for the default value.
Is there any reason why no-one uses None as a marker?
cheers,
Chris
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With your code below, and with a concrete example, can you say what you
want to happen, and what actually does happen?
Thus results in a url like this:
/RequestTypes/request type instance/Task Templates/task template
instance,
and what I ideally want is:
With your code below, and with a concrete example, can you say what you
want to happen, and what actually does happen?
In my traversal_method I have one line that simply changes a property on the
specialist to see if the method is actually called but it does not seem like
the traversal_method
