I have been using dtml to create dynamic JavaScripts for some forms I am
creating. In doing this I came upon the standard problem of inserting
strings containing double quotes into a JavaScript such as where title =
'"Quoted String"':
form.select.options[0].text = "";
And you wind up with this r
Dieter Maurer writes:
> The existing "quote features" name the context for which quoting
> is needed. The context determines what needs to be quoted and
> how quoting has to be done.
> Your proposal does not state the context but only the how.
> Otherwise, I would think such an extension would be
Booth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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To: Casey Duncan; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Zope-dev] dtml-var tag suggestion
> I have been using dtml to create dynamic JavaScripts for some forms I am
> creating. In doing this I came upon the standard problem of ins
urns the SQL in src. The result is your backend error message
followed by the SQL generated. This should really save time debugging any
dynamic Z SQL methods.
It was moderately tested on Zope 2.2.1/PostgreSQL 7 via PyGreSQLDA. It
should not be database dependant though.
Enjoy
Anyone with futher input or info, please let me know.
-Casey Duncan
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Date: Fri, 01 Sep 2000 11:43:30 +0100
From: Chris Withers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Organization: New Information Paradigms
To: Dieter Maurer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: Francois-Regis CHALAOUX &l
o longer works
...
...
However this still does:
...
And this does what you expect of it when both searches come up empty:
)+Catalog()">
...
...
IMHO this is a very minor side affect, and well worth the gain.
Please scrutinize this patch and pick it apart and l
Keith Larsen Wrote:
> I have found a way to kill the user via a link or straight html url
>
>
http://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:8080/testfolder?ids:list=acl_users&;
manage_delObjects:method=Delete
> now if I can get my lynx to run it ok I will be set. ( lynx does not like
> it so far but works fin
The following should work in your nested standard_html_footer to call the
higher level one without infinite recursion:
hth,
Casey D.
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I have been toying with the idea of creating a Zope product for creating
JPython applets within Zope. I thought this might be a way to increase the
capabilities of Zope on the client-side while remaining firmly grounded in
Python and simultaneously giving me an excuse to play with JPython and mayb
Steve:
That is good to know, being a Mac fan myself. I'll have to play with and
test the different browsers on the client side as well as server-side jdks.
>From what I have learned so far on the server end, the project seems
reasonably feasible.
I think the interesting part will be creating the
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Casey Duncan wrote:
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> OK, what this patch does is allow you to concatenate ZCatalog result
> sequences (Lazy sequences) without loading the whole enchilada into
memory.
> It also dispens
The FSF page says this in regards to the ZPL:
[snip]
> We urge you not to use the license of Zope for software you write.
However,
> there is no reason to avoid running programs that have been released under
> this license, such as Zope.
So what is the issue you are raising? Any software you wri
ou get
a lot of objects in it. There are two solutions to this:
Subdivide your objects into multiple folders.
Use a BTreeFolder which should be much faster.
You can download the BTreeFolder product
here: http://www.zope.org/Members/hathawsh/BTreeFolder/
ht
elves, only the meta-data and
only once a result item is explicitly accessed (By using so-called lazy
sequences). However the catalog will not speed up your actual object access
time unless you divide them up amongst several folders or use a BTreeFolder.
The latter being a simpler solution from a des
option would be to simply share the files via smb
and link to them from the Zope pages via a "file://" link that opens
them directly off the file server rather than through Zope. This would
prevent you from having the jerry-rig Zope
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(Rela
you want using just catalog.
If your example query is an example of something you are really using,
try it without parens.
e.g. "apples and oranges or plums"
AFAIK grouping in query strings is not supported.
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s using that interface) then we wouldn't be stuck
> with the ZCatalog. It would enable people to write SQLIndexers,
> ZPatterns-based Catalogs and anything else they want, all of which would
> be freely interchangeable with the ZCatalog.
>
> Comments?
>
> Chris
>
e word "near" as an operator
anyway.
For those interested, the indexing/searching code lives in {Zope
Dir}/lib/python/SearchIndex.
In doing some more digging in UnTextIndex.py there I do see support for
parens and quoted phases, although in practice they do not work. If I
find time I will
Chris Withers wrote:
>
> Casey Duncan wrote:
> >
> > In doing some more digging in UnTextIndex.py there I do see support for
> > parens and quoted phases, although in practice they do not work. If I
> > find time I will delve into this further.
>
> Cool, if
t have view
rights to the object listed. However, you do need view rights to the
folder you are calling objectIds for.
This does seem to me like a way for clandestine users to learn more
information about your site than they need to know. Perhaps this
"feature" needs to be locked down.
lders?
>
> -Paul
>
I agree. That would temper any grumbling and solve the problem (although
not the problem of the ever growing security list).
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abase tool.
I am certainly willing to help get this fixed. Any additional
information you (or anybody) has regarding this would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks for your help.
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explicit type conversion to a 4 byte integer like so:
SELECT int4(oid) FROM foo;
This behaves in a much friendlier manner. I would still like to see the
problem resolved, as I find the fact that an innocuous SELECT query
could crash Zope a bit troubling.
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wouldn't help compensate for the scaling
problems of the ZMI.
It just goes to show how even obscure and subtle features like this can
be important (to some at least). At least now you have the flexibility
to not use this "feature" by using the same naming conventions for
everyth
a-z = 97 - 122
>
> The arguement is that the sort should probably go
> AaBbCcDdEeFf.etc
>
> -Andy
>
My point is that the sorting is intentionally Unix-like and case
sensitive on purpose. Not due to laziness. But, perhaps the reason Unix
is like that to begin with is due to lazin
gt; wants those changes there's really easy. Just mail me directly, since it's
> a long file to post.
Could you maybe post just the diff for poserity?
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r" link. The black seems a bit
> overbearing.
>
I agree here as well. Why does the root folder need to
look different anyway? Just labelling it "Root Folder"
is sufficient IMHO. I think it will cause confusion
for it
;
> Morten
>
ZCatalog TextIndexes support this type of "wildcard"
searching. I posted a message a couple of weeks ago
that describes the query syntax. Search the mailing
list archives for it.
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> :)
> FWIW,
> one of the things we may put there later is a way to
> do
> "browser
> preferences" via cookies to control things like
> default text
> area sizes. That could also have a "hide top frame"
> option
>
e
> newfolder id, create a subfolder within the one I
> just made?
>
> My sample code should look like this:
>
>
>
>
>
expr="newfolder.manage_addFolder(id="anotherfolder")">
>
> If you have any further suggestions I would be
>
e correct fields.
This patch corrects ZCatalog so that it returns its indexes as the
searchable arguments.
448c448
< for name in self._catalog.schema.keys():
---
> for name in self._catalog.indexes.keys():
I will be sumitting these to the collector as well.
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that might be worth considering.
Good luck!
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If so, there are ways to eliminate the whole string.split. Also, the
code would not need to be this complex if the objects themselves can be
passed instead of a delimited string of ids.
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+ disable_dtml_block_parsing = 1
def __init__(self, args, fmt=''): pass
Feedback on this is definitely welcome. If it is generally well-liked, I
will submit it to the collector.
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In present form no. It also does not support block continuation tags.
I will see what I can do about this.
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Casey Duncan wrote:
>
> Steve Alexander wrote:
> > With your patch applied, will nested dtml-comment tags still work?
> >
> >
> >Some code commented out
> >
> >Documentation in a comment
> >
> >Rest of
allows you to create a custom DTML block
tag that contains something other than valid DTML code. It now should
support block continuation tages as well, although this had not been
tested completely.
Patch files are attached. Enjoy.
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can
just use this namespace to store variables. I
considered that too complex for my first release, but
I certainly will reconsider it for future ones.
Again thanks for the feedback.
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> this one in the
> collector...
>
> cheers,
>
> Chris
>
I could be wrong about this (it was just about
quittin' time when I uploaded 'em), but I coulda sworn
it make file objects.
Casey Duncan wrote:
>
> --- Chris Withers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > This would be nice for images too. Just today I
> > was
> > > uploading a bunch via FTP and though the same
> > thing,
> > > wouldn't it be nice if it knew thes
the query accordingly.
> >
> > Sorry for the length of this newbie question but I am stumped on this one.
> > And, so ends my lurking status.
> >
> > Thanks!
> > Allen
> >
SELECT * FROM table WHERE keywords LIKE '%%'
would be a safer bet. Otherwise a
Zope 2.2 and 2.3:
DateTime('3/9/2000').isCurrentDay()
Is this the expected behavior? Checking the code leads me to believe the
other isCurrent* methods behave in a similar way.
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or year. The others behave in a similar manner.
Attached is a patch for DateTime.py that fixes the above. I am also
submitting it to the collector.
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> place.
>
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m, although
implementing it might be a bit tricky to do. I looked into that a while
back. Perhaps I should take another look at that...
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> thanks!
>
Check out:
http://www.zope.org/Documentation/Guides/ZDG-HTML/ZDG.html
http://www.zope.org/Members/kedai/BuildSimpleZClass
http://www.zope.org/Members/AlexR/CatalogAware
http://www.zope.org/Members/maxm/HowTo/minimal_01
http://www.zope.org/Members/gtk/Boring/HowTo-Boring
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Lazy sequences work by not loading the result items in
memory until they are actually accessed.
> Regards,
> Johan Carlsson
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>
> "A Perl script is "correct" if it gets the job done
> before your boss fires
> you."
>
[snip]
Well hell, what's good enough for Perl is good enough
for... *slaps self silly*
C'mon, are you really seriously gonna back up
r
; Do you know how to do that in ZCatalog ?
>
> Thanks.
> Valerie.
>
>
For fieldindexes there is a catalog method
uniqueValuesFor(name) which when passed the name of
the index returns the unique values within it.
hth,
ughts anyone?
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idx.unindex_object(rid)
idx.index_object(rid, object, None)
I think that will do it. Pass the names of the indexes as a sequence in
indexes, and data_record_id_ as the uid.
The above does not update
Casey Duncan wrote:
>
> "Morten W. Petersen" wrote:
> >
> > Hi guys,
> >
> > I've got a problem with ZCatalog. I've got plenty of large
> > objects, ranging from 100KB to 100MB in size. Needless to
> > say, these take up a lot o
for this if you think it
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>
Oh nothing too scary. Mostly I have used it to store a counter to
automatically assign ids to new ZClass instances.
I was really thinking of this as a way to store properties across all
instances of a ZClass. I agree that manipulating objects from DTML is
BAD. My intention was
e type of the uploaded file to try to
determine the content-type of the file/image object . I don't see QTVR
files listed specifically (although .mov and .qt are listed and map to
'video/quicktime'). If you don't have that many files, you can set the
content-type manually in t
"correct" type that apache returns?
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>
Globbing support is part of the Vocabulary object which must be turned
on when it is instanciated AFAIK. Are you passing the Catalog an
existing Vocabulary when you create it or are you having it create one
for you?
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> Cyril
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So then Mozilla doesn't support XHTML?? That is where that whole
trailing slash
convention is coming from.
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explain??
or you could do this without using acquistion, but you wind up creating
the vocabulary twice:
my_cat = Catalog()
my_cat.lexicon = Vocabulary(globbing=1)
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>
IMHO, the best approach would be to make mxDateTime available separately
from DateTime in the _ variable. That would avoid breaking any code, but
allow anyone who wanted to use mxDateTime that option from within Zope.
I think a product that adds mxDateTime to the _ variable would be you
seems to have something to do with the getting the
> contexts right and getting the REQUEST info. passed to the
> constructor, but I'm just guessing at this point.
>
> Bill_add is the standard dtml method constructor created by the ZClass product
the physical path of the object as a tuple of strings. You could do a
string.join on this to construct a url without the server part.
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think if this is done there should be an TTW interface in ZCatalog to
switch between AND and OR as the default. That would be the best
solution IMHO. Also a _documented_ way to switch it in Catalog as well.
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to be quite easy to modify Catalog or CatalogAware to account for this
automatically. Also why are subtransactions part of ZCatalog and not
Catalog? My guess is that it is a ZODB specific feature so it doesn't
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> default queries between OR and AND on a per-index basis.
>
I'd even be happy with a per catalog basis.
>
> I'd be willing to switch it back, but gad... OR is just *so* useless. ;-)
>
--
mittedly
> > arbitrary) existing polciy embedded in the core?
>
> No, I suppose not. I'll change it back. :-( Not happy about it.
>
I still say a toggle in the Catalog management interface is the best
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and bindings from whatever namespace mapping you provide it and then
executes
the script.
You could also use the _bindAndExec(args, kw, caller_namespace) method
if you want to
also pass arguments from outside the namespace.
Take at looksie at lib/python/Shared/DC/Scripts/Bindings.py for the
sourc
e (using getId()) to the manage_delObjects method of the folder
containing it. It then redirects back to the view_images method which
will be sans the deleted image.
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"R. David Murray" wrote:
>
> On Tue, 20 Mar 2001, Casey Duncan wrote:
> > > It's so broken with OR for large datasets that the search results are
> > > virtually meaningless. We see this first-hand on Zope.org (which is now
> > > ANDed after an
d. However a list with one item is also acceptable. Although you can
declare a list with the trailing comma, it is not strictly necessary.
That is only necessary for tuples because parens have double meaning in
Python. List brackets are unambiguous.
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even with
sql_quote. So the output SQL of the two respective examples you gave
would be:
SELECT * from x WHERE y='value'
SELECT * from x WHERE y=value
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Chris Withers wrote:
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> Casey Duncan wrote:
> >
> > sql_quote. So the output SQL of the two respective examples you gave
> > would be:
> >
> > SELECT * from x WHERE y='value'
> >
> > SELECT * from x WHERE y=value
>
> Okay,
t with Lazy
sequences however.
It would be nice to make the result sequence even more virtual and even
more closely tied to the Catalog. If search results were abstracted a
bit further, implementing combine operations and even sub-searching
could be made highly efficient.
Perhaps this is not in the s
essentially using
an interpreter (Python) as an interpreter for DTML. I would seriously
consider moving this entire operation (query, iteration and html
generation) to native Python if performance is a big consideration.
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>
> - C
>
As for cataloging PDFs, I'm working on it (Among other formats) 8^)
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Andy McKay wrote:
>
> Im assuming I dont have a right to do cvs checkins... so how do I get this
> tiny stupid little change made, just email Brian ;P?
>
Collector? Works for me 8^)
http://classic.zope.org:8080/Collector
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could capture that error and rerun the path through the
pathhandler by adding some code to standard_error_message. If that fails
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ious places, it really just needs
fleshing out and tying together.
I have also been waiting for the ZCatalog changes that have just taken
place in 2.3.1. Now that this has happened, it may be a good time to
start the discussion in the Fishbowl. I would be willing to draft this
p
ousity.
As for the ZCatalog proposal, I am approaching from a fairly selfish
perpective. It would just make Zope that much better for me to use! Plus
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entation. But it would simultaneously cover property changes made
in the management screens and everywhere else.
I am moving this discussion over to zope-dev to see if anyone else there
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;spam.eggs" doesn't work on sqltests (it works everywhere else).
Are you explicitly saying name="..."? that could be the problem, bare
quoting assumes expr="..." where periods are significant.
>
> Can I use them from a python script? If not, what's the point?
ch is here:
http://classic.zope.org:8080/Collector/2205/view
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Casey Duncan wrote:
>
> There is a subtle bug in the CopySupport module that makes it impossible
> to copy and paste a folder that contains a ZCatalog with CatalogAware
> objects indexed in the catalog also in that folder. The reason is as
> follows, CopySupport calls a
would you all react to making ZClass
instances callable and have their behavior be: look for an instance
method index_html and call it, and failing that, just return the object.
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http://dev.zope.org/Wikis/DevSite/Proposals/PropertyManagerEvents
Next week I would like to deliver the patch to implement this, so if you
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ays be kludgeyness because features of Zope wont directly map (like
versions).
I think the Berkeley storage option will eventually prove to be the
ticket. Probably sooner than later.
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ck of a general query
language for the ZODB like what you get with most OODBMS and all RDBMS.
ZCatalog is improving, but it is just not quite there yet.
I do feel that the ZODB is quite robust, and with the added option of
berkeley storage along with others, you have several back-end choices.
David Brown wrote:
>
> At 11:45 AM 5/11/2001 -0600, Casey Duncan wrote:
>
> >One of the biggest limitations in my mind is the lack of a general query
> >language for the ZODB like what you get with most OODBMS and all RDBMS.
>
> I used to think this as well.
>
;Foo".
>
The only problem with this is that lambdas are not safe for TTW
scripting 8^(.
Although a safe lambda could probably be conceived of course...
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object can acquire itself, it can cause issues. Plus it becomes
difficult to know whether objects are clones or just identical
instances, although this can be mitigated by exposing their Python
instance id.
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| Casey Duncan
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t is a interesting idea, but I don't think it would really make it
much faster. Although I could be wrong. Basically you would make it so
that users performing the query didn't have view permissions on the
inactive Categories. It would be more challenging to test as well. It
would ho
in the
> first place?
>
> Zope 2.3.2
>
> Thanks.
>
Works great for me. Perhaps you are using a Vocabulary that has Globbing
turned off?
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Erik Enge wrote:
>
> On Thu, 24 May 2001, Casey Duncan wrote:
>
> > Works great for me. Perhaps you are using a Vocabulary that has
> > Globbing turned off?
>
> I'm not sure, how do I check?
>
> This query works:
>
> wil?car*
>
>
o in your REQUEST object and using it later, but that's really
> ugly.)
>
AFAIK that is what the next and previous options for dtml-in are for.
Usually
I just store the sequence (if it is a query) in a variable using a let
around
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