Thanks Marius.
My data is stored in a MySQL database (charset utf-8), which I access through
sqlos.
My string data are stored in a unicodeCol (a sqlos object which manages
unicode data).
The browser's page charset is UTF-8, so I gess there lies the problem.
I generate pages through
On 27.08.2006, at 18:53, Dieter Maurer wrote:
Roger Ineichen wrote at 2006-8-25 18:27 +0200:
...
The reason why;
We really have no time to do this in the next couple of
month. And the option sombody else doing it is also *NO*
option because we have allready productive projects build
on this
I'm not a zope 3 expert, mainly a user.
I use zope 3 for my company project and I'm fairly happy with it.
I don't use the ZODB (the object database coming with zope) but
mysql through the sqlos package (which allows to use the SQLObject
ORM), there is also a package which allows the use of
Philipp von Weitershausen wrote:
Behrang Dadsetan wrote:
Hi Philipp,
Your reply made me discover the fact that http://svn.zope.org contains
so many third-party packages.
Is there any page that gives a minimal description to each of these
packages? Like an overview maybe even in the same
David Johnson wrote:
Okay. I think I figured it out. It seems that images and large objects are
the main culprit. We have very few images, mainly just icons for the
content types and tabs.
I discovered this by using lynx and with IE disabling images.
So the new question is: how do I
Lorenzo Gil Sanchez wrote:
El dom, 27-08-2006 a las 23:53 +0200, Philipp von Weitershausen
escribió:
zope.security.canAccess
zope.security.canWrite
Nice, I didn't know about those and I ended writing my own solution:
def canAdd(self):
interaction = ZopeSecurityPolicy()
Lorenzo Gil Sanchez wrote:
Right. Because you're not supposed to poke at __data. The two
underscores should scare you off!
By the way, this is a rule of thumb:
Whenever you get ForbiddenAttribute errors, you're doing something
wrong. Either:
1. you're missing security declarations
El lun, 28-08-2006 a las 20:49 +0200, Philipp von Weitershausen
escribió:
Lorenzo Gil Sanchez wrote:
Right. Because you're not supposed to poke at __data. The two
underscores should scare you off!
By the way, this is a rule of thumb:
Whenever you get ForbiddenAttribute errors, you're
Lorenzo Gil Sanchez wrote:
El lun, 28-08-2006 a las 20:49 +0200, Philipp von Weitershausen
escribió:
Lorenzo Gil Sanchez wrote:
Right. Because you're not supposed to poke at __data. The two
underscores should scare you off!
By the way, this is a rule of thumb:
Whenever you get
David Johnson wrote:
Okay. I think I figured it out. It seems that images and large objects are
the main culprit. We have very few images, mainly just icons for the
content types and tabs.
I discovered this by using lynx and with IE disabling images.
So the new question is: how do I
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