I can send you one, but if building it is giving you lots of problems,
you may have larger problems, and the _mysql I send may not really help.
Building should be sort-of straight forward.
What version of ZMysqlDA are you using?
What version of Mysql?
What errors are you getting?
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Toby Dickenson wrote:
> >> How about running the 'Discussion' parts of (in particular) dev.zope.org
> >> from ZDiscussions, ZUBB or Squishdot?
> >
> >This may be a good idea...
>
> What's wrong with a mailing list? Is this just a case of NIH?
Setting up a mailing list for each proposal is painfu
Toby Dickenson wrote:
> > The ability to subscribe for notification (above) and/or to track what
> > you personally have seen, and not, is intended for this kind of thing.
>
> It would keep me happy if the notification includes a link to the new
> content (rather than a link to the page that cont
Rik Hoekstra wrote:
> maillists vs discussion platforms. This problem is caused by the
> intermingling of too many different functions of a wiki. I'll go a bit
> at length to expose these and try to strike a balance, which should be
> in a combination (did I hear WikiDot?):
Yes, well, that's the
Toby Dickenson wrote:
> I dont see this as a problem: You only create a new list when the
> traffic for that proposal gets too great for zope-dev. Threading is
> good enough before that point.
Yes, but zope-dev has a relatively high traffic load... Why should you
have to put up with all that 'noi
(sorry I'm so late on this, things have been hectic :-( )
Paul Everitt wrote:
> o Allow those presentation tools to work by having well-formed
> markup (e.g. no separation into header and footer)
Hmmm... I wonder how refactoring, which _header and _footer were really
useful for, will hap
Title: A few Questions
Hello I just joined so sorry if you have answered these before or if it the right place to ask but :
I have a 4 new sites in Zope that is mirrored on two servers and load balanced. A third server is for qa and editing in Zope.
Now , is there a way to have a python s
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, Chris Withers wrote:
> > 4.Some people think Wiki discussions are easily dispersed. Bad Wiki
> > discussions are, but discussion products are almost always dispersed by
> > nature. On many occasions I have (already) seen people summarize and
> > structure maillist discussions
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, Chris Withers wrote:
> Toby Dickenson wrote:
> > I dont see this as a problem: You only create a new list when the
> > traffic for that proposal gets too great for zope-dev. Threading is
> > good enough before that point.
>
> Yes, but zope-dev has a relatively high traffic l
Hello everyone,
if've had little namespace problems with this code-snipped (dtml-method):
This produces an output like this: 0,0,0,0,0,0,... The zero is the first
index set by REQUEST.set... The running index isn't reflected into the
current namespace. Why not ? It know it depend
Ken Manheimer wrote:
> I don't think anyone disagrees that wiki pages as they stand are
> imperfect for discussions. I strongly feel (with lots of experience)
> that mailling lists are also flawed, sorta complementarily, for
> getting definite results out of discussions. Both work with some
> ef
I have a Product which works fine under Zope 2.1.6 but am having
trouble moving it to 2.2.1
This product creates temporary instances of objects and then uses
__bobo_traverse__ to traverse class operators specified in the URL
which create the objects that are rendered via DTML methods.
The very f
>> Paul Everitt wrote:
>> o Allow those presentation tools to work by having well-formed
>> markup (e.g. no separation into header and footer)
> to which Chris Withers replied:
> Hmmm... I wonder how refactoring, which _header and _footer were really
> useful for, will happen now...
The
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, Chris Withers wrote:
> > These are the kinds of things i'm hoping to get at with WikiNG - a
> > smart content widget, with two essential features - good impedence
> > matching to authoring structured, linked content (structured text plus
> > wiki refs),
>
> A lot of people I
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, Chris Withers wrote:
> > > The only quoting you need to know is example::
> > >
> > > The two colons after the word "example" indicate that this contained
> > > block is all quoted.
>
> How is a 'contained block' delimited?
As i did in my example, by indentation. (This
Hi!
While trying to code some python Product I had the need for extending
manage_delObjects in some Folderlike object. I simply want to call the
the ObjectManager's version of it and then do my own stuff afterwards
(like deleting some other dependant objects).
Unfortunately when calling manage_d
Here's a problem which bit me today. I'd delegated someone to manage a
Yihaw directory. zope 2.2.2 source running on a sun.
make a folder at the root (eg /foo) with an acl_user folder there
define a new user in the foo acl_user folder (eg foobar) with
manager/owner rights
add a dtml method to vie
ross wrote:
> KeyError: (see above)
>
> Note, it's not unauthorised - it's just not in the namespace.
IIRC, the new way for security errors like this to work is to throw a
keyerror. So, it's probably a permissions problem manifesting itself as
a KeyError.
Try installing Shane Hathaway's ZDebug
Chris Withers writes:
> > A **page** is the result of applying presentation to data in the
> > object system. A page is a particular result of a URL when viewed
> > under certain conditions.
>
> I'd like to add to this:
> components used to make up 'page's should not be URL-visib
> >Chris Withers writes:
> > A **page** is the result of applying presentation to data in the
> > object system. A page is a particular result of a URL when viewed
> > under certain conditions.
>
> I'd like to add to this:
> components used to make up 'page's should not be URL-v
> However, the focus of the new Template architecture will be a new
> format based on XHTML. This XHTML Template will be focused on
> giving Site Designers round trip presentation authoring using the
> dominant tools such as Dreamweaver.
>
> XHTML Templates will be complete, well-formed HTM
On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, Sin Hang Kin wrote:
> After reading some code of query, I think the regular expression operations
> which in parse, quotes and parse2 were not safe for utf8 string. So, I
That wouldn't surprise me.
> decide to emulate what they do. However, I do not understand what getlexico
Heres a treat. I'm trying to write an external method to rename objects. I
have approx 10,000 to rename so a script would be nice. No problem I
thought, imitate a forms manage_renameObject and CopySupport.py can do the
work.
Rename works fine from the web form, but not from a script.
(ASPNTools.g
Ken Manheimer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, Chris Withers wrote:
>
> > Toby Dickenson wrote:
> > > I dont see this as a problem: You only create a new list when the
> > > traffic for that proposal gets too great for zope-dev. Threading is
> > > good enough before that point.
Martijn Faassen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I think you could integrate both mailinglists and wikis. On the one
> hand, often we'd like to preserve a good posting in a mailing list as
> a wiki page. So we make a separate [EMAIL PROTECTED] address that's subscribed
> to the mailing list, that ke
Andy McKay wrote:
>
> Heres a treat. I'm trying to write an external method to rename objects. I
> have approx 10,000 to rename so a script would be nice. No problem I
> thought, imitate a forms manage_renameObject and CopySupport.py can do the
> work.
>
> Rename works fine from the web form, bu
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