Hi,
I ran into this small problem.
I had added a
meta:provides feature=afeature /
This works fine for controlling ZCML directives.
Now at some places in my Python code, I would like to query whether afeature
is available or not.
What is the way to access this?
Looking at ZMCL documentation
Hello,
I'm looking for Zope3 wiki package. It should be usable out of the box and
also provide a decent design out of the box.
(I don't think that there are so many packages, so just name anything and I'll
test with my further criteria). ;-)
Thanks,
Florian
Phillip says in his book not to use DTML any more. However, I am finding that
what is easy in DTML, producing an Atom 1.0 feed, for instance, is harder in
ZPT. I get peculiar errors telling me that my XML boilerplate is not valid.
DTML doesn't care.
I notice that in the Zope 3.3 ZMI you can
Mark, Jonathan (Integic) wrote:
Phillip says in his book not to use DTML any more.
Where? I don't say that at all in the book. I mention DTML 4 (!) times
in my book and nowhere do I discourage the use of DTML.
However, I am
finding that what is easy in DTML, producing an Atom 1.0 feed, for
Shailesh Kumar wrote:
Hi,
I ran into this small problem.
I had added a
meta:provides feature=afeature /
This works fine for controlling ZCML directives.
... and that's what it was meant for.
Now at some places in my Python code, I would like to query whether
afeature is available or
Florian Lindner wrote:
Hello,
I'm looking for Zope3 wiki package. It should be usable out of the box and
also provide a decent design out of the box.
(I don't think that there are so many packages, so just name anything and I'll
test with my further criteria). ;-)
To my knowledge there's
Mark, Jonathan (Integic) wrote:
Phillip says in his book not to use DTML any more. However, I am finding that
what is easy in DTML, producing an Atom 1.0 feed, for instance, is harder in
ZPT. I get peculiar errors telling me that my XML boilerplate is not valid.
DTML doesn't care.
I
