Andrew Wilcox wrote:
>
> >OK, I'll set up a DTML Quick Reference on the ZDP site right now! It's link
> >is
> >
> >http://zdp.zope.org/portals/beginners/DQR
> >
> >We should be able to get this in place. Contributions sought!
>
> Do you want me to include my text? Where would it go?
Yes. Hm,
>>Is it just me or is there a lot of confusion between the terms
>>namespace, self, client, and the REQUEST object (which, unlike it's name
>>implies, seems to contain a lot more than stuff relating to the HTTP
>>request, like the RESPONSE object, for example ;-)
>>
>>Perhaps this could be shaken
>Is it just me or is there a lot of confusion between the terms
>namespace, self, client, and the REQUEST object (which, unlike it's name
>implies, seems to contain a lot more than stuff relating to the HTTP
>request, like the RESPONSE object, for example ;-)
>
>Perhaps this could be shaken down a
Kevin Dangoor wrote:
> I believe this is in the Collector... My guess is that no one has yet
> figured out a good way to make the client and namespace be passed in
> automatically. This may not be desirable anyhow, because there may be times
> when you want to change the client... I've actually do
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> On more of a ranting rather than a genuine question note,
>
> Why does this _horrible_ syntax for calling methods with parameters
>
On more of a ranting rather than a genuine question note,
Why does this _horrible_ syntax for calling methods with parameters
still have to be used?
*blech*
Chris
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Hi,
As part of ongoing Squishdot work I wanted to make things like
standard_html_header available to the showMessage DTML method, which is
called from a python method in Squishdot.py.
Why do I have to include self as follows?
return self.showMessage(self, REQUEST=REQUEST [stuff])
I thought
