Hello list,
As the title says I am somewhat confused by the skinning system in Zope3. I
am following the example in Web Component (great book by the way) and at
the time creating another app along the same lines. Now I set up both skins
for each package and I _expected_ that each would pick up
hello,
I'm not sure wether this is the right way to do it, but you can set up the
skin with a traverse-subscriber:
def myAppTraverseSubscriber(event):
A subscriber to BeforeTraverseEvent.
Sets the AC skin if the object traversed is a MyApp
instance.
if
If an object X implements both interfaces I1 and I2, how does an adapter Y which
can either map from I1-I3 or I2-I3 determine Y(X)?
Peace,
George
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On Sun, Sep 17, 2006 at 10:43:39PM +0200, Luis De la Parra wrote:
Philippe Clérié wrote:
a) skins are applied globally and not locally to the packages that own
them;
b) skins are not *picked up* unless directly referenced in the URL.
Somehow that does not feel *natural*. Am I
George Lee wrote:
If an object X implements both interfaces I1 and I2, how does an adapter Y which
can either map from I1-I3 or I2-I3 determine Y(X)?
You got several things wrong here:
* things are adapted by calling an interface, e.g. I3(X), not Y(X)
* not the adapter determines the return
On Sunday 17 September 2006 17:26, George Lee wrote:
If view V adapts interface I1 to interface I2, how do I allow a local site
inside my Zope instance to use view W to adapt I1 to I2 instead?
Register a local view? Use overrides.zcml? I cannot find documentation on
these options, just
Thanks for both replies. I haven't gotten that far yet to understand and
apply the solution. But it's duly noted and I'll use it ASAP.
All the best
Philippe
Albertas Agejevas wrote:
On Sun, Sep 17, 2006 at 10:43:39PM +0200, Luis De la Parra wrote:
Philippe Clérié wrote:
a) skins are
