Yes, thanks. You're so adroit. Now my problem is solved.
Now I have the punch line and know how to use Mail Template with
SecureMailHost: Do it yourself and never ask for existing solutions. If
possible invent the wheel again.!
Thanks for your shopping and car examples :)
Andreas Jung [EMAIL
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Yes, thanks. You're so adroit. Now my problem is solved.
Now I have the punch line and know how to use Mail Template with
SecureMailHost: Do it yourself and never ask
Andreas Jung wrote:
Modifying likely one line of code is elegant enough. If you want a better
car you have to pimp it.
If you do make any changes, can you chuck a patch in the tracker:
https://secure.simplistix.co.uk/support
?
It's annoying that we still have to use such clunky means in
107106Hi;
The following doesn't work in a Script (Python), presumably because I can't
quote html:
print
htmlbodyHello, world!/body/html
return printed
What should I use instead?
TIA,
Nancy
Do you
you should just be able to do:
print htmlbodyHello World/body/html
return printed
Jonathan
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From: Nancy Donnelly
To: zope@zope.org
Sent: Thursday, December 07, 2006 1:53 PM
Subject: [Zope] Simple Question
107106Hi;
The following doesn't work in a
Read the template script when adding new Script(Python)
On Dec 7, 2006, at 7:53 PM, Nancy Donnelly wrote:
107106
Hi;
The following doesn't work in a Script (Python), presumably because
I can't quote html:
print
htmlbodyHello, world!/body/html
return printed
What should I use instead?
Dragos Chirila wrote at 2006-12-6 20:53 +0200:
Ok, you are right, but if I do it why the ZMI is showing to me the new
meta type for both instances? This is wrong...
You have to distinquish between attributes defined on class and those
defined on instance level.
Attributes defined on class level
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From: Jonathan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DIV {
MARGIN:0px;}
you should just be able to do:
print htmlbodyHello
World/body/html
return printed
Um, yes, but it's a little more complicated than just one line :)
How do I do it with triple quote?
TIA,
Nancy
kevin7kal wrote at 2006-12-6 14:30 -0500:
I have a database that is just under 200K objects with plans that it
will grow larger. The objects are created by using another object with
methods that read files and create the objects from the data in the
files. When creating the objects, I find I
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| Here is the page that I need to quote, and this is why I need triple quotes:
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| print
| html
| body
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| tal:block metal:define-macro=main
| tal:content
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On 7 Dec 2006, at 21:41, Andrew Milton wrote:
| The question is why Rachel did not read the Python tutorial:
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Who is Rachel? d8)
Rachel is Nancy is countless other names. Someone who apparently has
a
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From: Maciej Wisniowski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
All of that worked, but so much for being simple. Upon re-analysis, what I
need to do is call a Script (Python) from within a page template but still
retain the container.REQUEST from the previous call. That is, page
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From: Jonathan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DIV {
MARGIN:0px;}
A single 'request' from a user can be handled by
multiple python scripts (ie. you get a user request, you invoke script A,
script
A calls script B, script B calls script C...) and all of the scripts will
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On 7 Dec 2006, at 21:41, Andrew Milton wrote:
| The question is why Rachel did not read the Python tutorial:
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Dnia piątek, 8 grudnia 2006 00:32, Nancy Donnelly napisał:
Hmmm. I have a problem. The following code works perfectly with the system I
have set up on about 400 pages...something I clearly wouldn't want to
re-edit...*except* for the 2nd line, which calls a script. Now, that second
line *by
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