Le lundi 27 août 2007 à 15:22 -0700, Roman Budzianowski a écrit :
Hi,
I am following the book by Philipp von Weitershausen (2005) using an
installation of zope 3.31 on Linux.
I cannot locate in the zmi the interface browser shown on page 58.
There are other tabs shown there like Tasks and
Roman Budzianowski wrote:
I am following the book by Philipp von Weitershausen (2005) using an
installation of zope 3.31 on Linux.
I cannot locate in the zmi the interface browser shown on page 58. There
are other tabs shown there like Tasks and Services.
I don't see them either.
Is my
We have some translation keys with variables embedded in HTML attributes.
I can't find a syntax that would let me use those keys as well as replace
the variables.
Here's an example problem translation message:
a msgid: a href=/?lang=${lang}home/a
I've been experimenting with Zope 3's
Seems like you're trying to manipulate a string (a URL?) to do
translation within it, in which case you shouldn't do this within your
TAL, but instead have a separate piece of logic to do it (Python Script
for example).
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On Tue, 28 Aug 2007, Doyon, Jean-Francois wrote:
Seems like you're trying to manipulate a string (a URL?) to do
translation within it, in which case you shouldn't do this within your
TAL, but instead have a separate piece of logic to do it (Python Script
for example).
Translations can have
Because you're working with an attribute value, which isn't deemed
content per say, it's not text/cdata in the templating world.
Here's a proper i18n:name example from my own templates:
h2 i18n:translate=List of tal:replace
tal:replace=topic/title i18n:name=title / Maps/h2
On 08/25/2007 at 19:22 Yuan HOng wrote:
In my page template, I would like to show one message if the request
is authenticated, and other if the user has not logged in.
Is there a simple test I can use in the template file like?
For me the following works well:
span tal:condition=python:
