Hum,
Today I was trying to add images to an object. I don't know what I'm doin'wrong.
My basic component was the persistent Recipe class from Philipp's book.
I tried it first with a separate IImageContainer interface. But I did not get it
to work. I did get it up and running but when adding an
Hi z3's
ok, I'm really frustrated by now.
First I did not succeed to turn a content object into an Image container.
After giving up on that, I tried designing my own skin both using Philipp's and
Stephans examples. Without success. bleh
They seem to do it differently (St and Ph.). And I'm gettin
Hello again,
First I would like to apologize for my somewhat negative previous e-mail.
Thank you for your reactions, Andreas, Darryl, Derrick and Jim. Next time I will
add traceback info to my question. And next time I will take a break when I'm
stuck.
After a good night of sleep I took a fresh
Good day gents and lasses,
After implementing my own skin, I get the request to log on (as manager), while
visiting a normal site page.
I do not have my zcml's at hand right now. Maybe somebody has an idea of what
trap I walked into.
In my skin zcml, I used permission=zope.Public.
If I should
Corey,
I think you should be fine first by following all the steps from the online PDFs
written by Stephan Richter:
http://www.zope.org/Wikis/DevSite/Projects/ComponentArchitecture/FrontPage/Zope3Book
You have to actually *perform* those steps yourself to really get into it.
This will give you
Jean,
I use Wing IDE for my python / zope development.
http://www.wingware.com
At home the $35 personal edition, at work the more expensive professional
edition.
You can really get to edge with it: Zope Debugging, code folding, easy access to
library documentation, in app python shell, customi
