Am Freitag, 24. November 2006 16:55 schrieb Dominique Lederer:
hi
just tried to retrive some objects attributes (from an object i created
vie ZMI) on the IObjectCreatedEvent. Got just emty attributes, so i
tried it with IObjectAddedEvent, but my attributes are still in initial
state .
it
Darryl Cousins schrieb:
Hi Tim,
On Sat, 2006-10-21 at 12:18 +0200, Tim Terlegård wrote:
Is there a way to add content without having @@+ in the URL? For
instance I'd like the url for adding events to be /addEvent.
I get security problems when not having @@+ in the URL. I have this view:
Florian Lindner schrieb:
Am Freitag, 24. November 2006 16:55 schrieb Dominique Lederer:
hi
just tried to retrive some objects attributes (from an object i created
vie ZMI) on the IObjectCreatedEvent. Got just emty attributes, so i
tried it with IObjectAddedEvent, but my attributes are still
Hello guys,
I have a custom widget and I cannot manage to have a custom way of
displaying it after editing.
as far as I know, I should be registering the view for
form.interfaces.IDisplayWidget(for display) and
form.interfaces.IInputWidget(for editing).
I use the following zcml lines:
part of it depends not only registration of the custom display widget, but
also how your rendering the display, ie. if your using formlib, just using
a displayformbase should do it, if your using zope.app.form directly
you'll might also need to specify that you want to specify IDisplayWidget
Hi Kapil. Many thanks for your reply. I will be sure to look at this.
Examining a few real applications that make use of buildout should
definitely help make things clearer.
Regards,
David
Kapil Thangavelu wrote:
infrae's documentlibrary looks like a good example of using the buildout
Hi there. I downloaded documentlibrary to experiment a bit. Though I got
a traceback on zc.recipe.egg during the process, it is is clear to me
the power of buildout - thanks Jim! It also raised a few questions for me:
1. For zope3 recipe, how would one omit certain packages from [zope3]
part
