Dear All,
i've downloaded the latest zope version
(http://www.zope.org/Products/Zope3/3.3.0/Zope-3.3.0.win32-py2.4.exe).
how can i customize the installation path? because it is installed on
the site_packages folder in python/lib folder.
i would prefer to put the complete zope package in a di
>I'm wondering if there is a proper solution to a common problem:
>translating a page template with dynamic attributes. If I put something
>like ...
You probably want to look at i18n:attribute and i18n:name for the translation
of dynamic content.
Here is a page with some examples.
http://www.
On Friday 02 February 2007 09:35:58 Alex Furlong wrote:
> >I'm wondering if there is a proper solution to a common problem:
> >translating a page template with dynamic attributes. If I put something
> >like ...
>
> You probably want to look at i18n:attribute and i18n:name for the
> translation of d
> It seems like most of the examples only explain how to create forms by
> using interfaces and objects.
I've noticed this too.
> I don't want a user within zope to create a form in the ZODB, I just
> want to them to open up a location to url and see results from my
> database.
Currently I'm
>I admit that I might be just too dumb to see the obvious
Perhaps a little lazy to read! :)
Case 4:
Please visit
About Plone
for more information.
msgid "mysite_more_plone_info"
msgstr "Please visit ${about-plone} for more information."
msgid "mysite_about
I'm very experienced at this stuff myself, I must admit. However it
seems Stephan's online book discusses it here: http://wiki.zope.org/
zope3/webgui.html in the later part of the chapter.
--
David
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Am Freitag 02 Februar 2007 schrieb Alex Furlong:
> >I admit that I might be just too dumb to see the obvious
>
> Perhaps a little lazy to read! :)
not really :-) your example is of course a valid solution, but in my
opinion an inconvenient one, when it comes to the poor translation guy.
I think
On Fri, Feb 02, 2007 at 08:20:42AM +0100, Sascha Ottolski wrote:
> Sure. It might very well be my stupidity, but up to now I couldn't find a
> solution to this problem. Note that it's not solved like most examples would
> suggest with
>
>
> Hi, please i18n:name="c
>not really :-) your example is of course a valid solution, but in my
>opinion an inconvenient one, when it comes to the poor translation guy.
Now, you are getting gready, my friend. :)
I am not sure about the translater thing though. I would certainly prefer nice
message ids and not stuff
Am Donnerstag, 1. Februar 2007 13:41 schrieb Alek Kowalczyk:
> Hi,
> I need to trigger periodically activities on various local components (i.e
> stored in ZoDB). I found zope.scheduler package which seem to be nice
> cron-like tool for Zope. But I did not find a clue how to use it with local
> com
cc: to the list, hope you don't mind.
Am Freitag 02 Februar 2007 schrieb Peter Koppatz:
> >
> > Hi, please click
> > here!
> >
>
> tal:omit-tag="">Hi, please
>alt="click here"
> i18n:attributes="alt"
> i18
Hi,
Where can I find the configuration setting for the
logging level used in the transcript.log file?
I have tried looking in etc/zope.conf, etc/zdaemon.conf
and came up empty handed. I can see ERROR levels easily
enough. This works and shows up in transcript.log:
import logging
logging.ba
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