I'm currently developing some customized ZMI pages and I was hoping someone
could give me some insight into what the best way would be to do this.
I see that Zope 2 uses dtml methods to build the standard ZMI pages but as
far as I know (Zope 3 wise) I should rather be using Zope Page Templates
I would strongly advice against building on top of the ZMI. It's dated
and as you say, in DTML. It's also too geeky to be acceptable by any
client of mine.
Personally I'd build something standalone that you have ultimate control
over. You can still use things like manage_renameObjects() in your
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Jurian Botha wrote:
I'm currently developing some customized ZMI pages and I was hoping someone
could give me some insight into what the best way would be to do this.
I see that Zope 2 uses dtml methods to build the standard ZMI pages but as
far
Hi again, Tres!
Can you point as where we can find this kind of help? Are there some
reference manual or similar? (I'm using Zope2) Perhaps on Five manual?
Thanks a lot!
2008/1/15, Tres Seaver [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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Jurian Botha wrote:
I'm
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Garito wrote:
Hi again, Tres!
Can you point as where we can find this kind of help? Are there some
reference manual or similar? (I'm using Zope2) Perhaps on Five manual?
I'm afraid I don't know the docs very well: I tend to use the source
when
Jurian,
While the ZMI is a bit geeky for the average user, it works quite
well inside an iframe.
iframes are used by many ajax/web2 (whatever you want to call it)
libraries. So in my application (for example) I currently make ajax
calls to load specific zmi pages inside tabs of a window layout.
In the zope 2.7 book it mentions that an optimization technique for
external methods is to compile regular expressions in global scope to
the module. The re's will then be compiled at zope load time.
I am wondering if the same holds for lambdas. I created some simple
filters using lambdas. I
Jim Fulton wrote:
You know, you could have provided a link.
I believe it's Dieter's policy never to actually provide links to
anything ;-)
Chris
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Date: Mon Jan 14 20:52:03 EST 2008
Hi All,
I saw the zope.proxies module and wondered if it might be able to help
me with two problems I need to solve:
- can these proxies be used to keep track of a traversal path in much
the same way (although no seperate containment and context chains
needed) as the old Zope 2 acquisition
Hi there,
J Cameron Cooper wrote:
but we have that fix in our Zope 2.9.8:
http://osdir.com/ml/web.zope.all-cvs/2006-11/msg00150.html
Are you absolutely sure you're using a version of Zope with my patches
included?
Perhaps it is another high-load leak? I don't think it can be multiple
Hi All,
Happy New Year, etc :-)
Been working more on this stuff so finally have some more questions...
Philipp von Weitershausen wrote:
Okay, but where's this code? (ie: what .py should I look at for the
local registry implementation)
zope.app.component.site contains the LocalSiteManager
Chris Withers a écrit :
Hi All,
Is there a known/unknown list of what Zope 3 components work with Python
2.5 and what don't?
there is a wiki page
http://wiki.zope.org/zope3/Zope3UsingPython25
and a status list
http://wiki.zope.org/zope3/ModuleImplementationStatus
Christophe
My memory
Chris Withers wrote:
[..]
Actually, it doesn't. The handling of __bases__ appears to be done in
the functions of the mysterious zope.interface.ro module.
(that ro thing takes the biscuit for obscure naming :-( )
Without having a clue my first guess would be that this means
'Resolution
Chris Withers wrote:
Hi there,
J Cameron Cooper wrote:
but we have that fix in our Zope 2.9.8:
http://osdir.com/ml/web.zope.all-cvs/2006-11/msg00150.html
Are you absolutely sure you're using a version of Zope with my patches
included?
Yes; I've checked both version (this went in for
Hi Chris. I was scanning the lists looking for posts similar to this.
Were you successful in getting something like this to work? Anyone else
document anything like this?
I wrote a different main.py at some point about a year or so ago so both
twisted clients and servers to could be started
Chris Withers wrote at 2008-1-15 09:42 +:
You know, you could have provided a link.
I believe it's Dieter's policy never to actually provide links to
anything ;-)
Indeed, I never search for others...
If I have the link at hand, you may get a link, but if not,
then your effort to search is
David Pratt wrote:
Hi Chris. I was scanning the lists looking for posts similar to this.
Were you successful in getting something like this to work? Anyone
else document anything like this?
I wrote a different main.py at some point about a year or so ago so
both twisted clients and servers
J Cameron Cooper wrote at 2008-1-15 10:01 -0600:
I do not have a fix (or an explanation) for your problem -- but maybe
I can suggest a workaround: you might replace ZSQLMethod by my
CCSQLMethod.
http://www.dieter.handshake.de/pyprojects/zope
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Dieter
Hi,
I have running Zope 2 application using SQLAlchemy 0.3.11/z3c.sqlalchemy
1.0.11 and needs to be migrated to SA 0.4/z3c.sqlalchemy 1.1. For the
migration period I installed all four versions as multi-version eggs.
For debugging purposes, my lib/python/Zope2/Startup/zopectl.py
contains:
(Tue, Jan 15, 2008 at 10:57:00AM +0100) Michael Haubenwallner
wrote/schrieb/egrapse:
[1] http://www.zope.org/Resources/ZSP/
We have hit a hardcoded limit again, collection size is at 300 atm.
I'll check with one of the powers.
Looking through the list I notice that we can throw out
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