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Subject: [Zope3-Users] Re: How can I get a viewlet's
docstring from within aviewlet manager?
Andreas Johnsen wrote:
Let's say I have defined 'class MyViewlet(viewlet.ViewletBase)' and
registered it with the browser:viewlet directive. The class
'MyViewlet' has a docstring. How can I
Hei,
Let's say I have defined 'class MyViewlet(viewlet.ViewletBase)' and registered
it with the browser:viewlet directive. The class 'MyViewlet' has a docstring.
How can I get this docstring from the render() method in a viewlet manager?
In the viewlet manager the viewlet instance is an
, 2008 at 04:45:13PM +0200, Andreas Johnsen wrote:
I want to insert some extra HTML from a viewlet manager
when running
in devmode. How can I determine (in code) if the instance
is running
in devmode or not?
from zope.app.appsetup.appsetup import getConfigContext
def
Hei,
I want to insert some extra HTML from a viewlet manager when running in
devmode. How can I determine (in code) if the instance is running in
devmode or not?
Best regards,
Andreas
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Hei all Zopers,
I find the macro parameter in the z3c:template very useful for working
with templates for viewlets and pagelets. I guess it's slower to extract
a html-snippet from within a page template file (by including a macro
parameter) then including the entire page template file (by not
Hei all Zopers,
I try to catch up with all the latest best practices on writing skins
and templates for Zope 3 - e.g. transforming from metal macros based
templates to viewlets, pagelets, layout templates and content templates
(the Z3C way of doing it).
All this looks very nice! But there is
Thanks for a quick answer.
So in which use cases are z3c.macroviewlet the best option?
The idea behind the macroviewlet is the option to let you
define only one page template. The macroviewlet allows you to
register snippets from this template and the same template
could be used as
