Jamie Heilman wrote:
Shane Hathaway wrote:
It is. Older Zope code uses the manage_ prefix to require the Manager
role by default. Needless to say, that strategy did not cope well with
later enhancements to Zope.
OK. So what about the stuff in ZClasses/__init__.py, pure fluf?
After yesterday
Shane Hathaway wrote:
> It is. Older Zope code uses the manage_ prefix to require the Manager
> role by default. Needless to say, that strategy did not cope well with
> later enhancements to Zope.
OK. So what about the stuff in ZClasses/__init__.py, pure fluf?
After yesterdays App.Permission
Jamie Heilman wrote:
I can't fathom the ZClass code. Can somebody tell me if manage_addZClass,
manage_addZClassForm, and manage_subclassableClassNames are supposed
to be protected by the 'Add Zope Class' permission, or if the code in
ZClasses/__init__.py is pure fluf? That permission never shows
I can't fathom the ZClass code. Can somebody tell me if manage_addZClass,
manage_addZClassForm, and manage_subclassableClassNames are supposed
to be protected by the 'Add Zope Class' permission, or if the code in
ZClasses/__init__.py is pure fluf? That permission never shows up in
any folder's se
