I would like to make a page like that users can make sure what they
inputted at addform page. Now, my codes are simply like
And, in the specified class name,
class Classname:
def nextURL(self):
return 'nexturl.html'
So, this is just redirecting to different page after us
Hi. I have one more question.
Imagine there are a MessageBoard and many Message objects.
I would like to allow users to modify only his message as common message
board if user type a password for the message.
I made a view to show forms to be typed password, and I processed POSTed
values, and I r
Hi.
class MessageTraverser:
implements(IPublishTraverse)
__used_for__ = IMessage
def publishTraverse(self, request, name):
if name == 'edit.html':
# verify password and return a message or raise NotFoundError.
How do I pass POSTed value to publishTraverse's re
Hi.
At this post method, do I redirect to a URL like
./edit.html?field.passwd=KDJFKJA ? It is not cool. Are there any ways?
Why you don't post to "edit.html" from "password.html"?
Yes, it worked. It seems I was being confused.
zapi.queryView has been deprecated. You should use queryMultiAd
Sorry, this code did not make sense. This code trys to traverse
'messageboardobject/messageobject/edit.html' also. I could access
directly. I tried to reject only this by replacing else: to
elif string.find(name, 'editmine.html') == -1:
But, name value receives only 'messageobject' in this case,
Hi.
I made a traverser for Message objects also, and I prohibited access to
editview.html at there. It worked.
Thank you, TAHARA.
from zope.publisher.interfaces import NotFound
from zope.app import zapi
from zope.app.container.traversal import ContainerTraverser
from zope.publisher.interfaces
I got another trouble. I succeeded to show edit.html, but I could not
edit actaully.
edit.html is an editview page. So, the html has post tag like
http://.../messageboardobject/edit.html";>
Therefore, same traverser trys to receive this posted action, and trys
to check password again (actually,
Hi. It worked. interesting. I appreciate, TAHARA.
> from zope.app.session.interfaces import ISession
>
> PACKAGE_NAME = 'your application name'
>
> class MessageEditView:
>
> def __init__(self, context, request):
>
> session = ISession(request)[PACKAGE_NAME]
>
> password = req
