oping that this can be done from within the
Products directory and not in the preconpiled code.
any insights would be greatly appreciated.
thanks.
ciao!
greg.
Gregory Haley
venaca.com
___
Zope maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://lists.zope.o
. Zope is blowing chuncks, because the
parsed call is actually:
SET 'resp1' = last_insert_id(+1)
and ZMySQL needs to have the value passed in as
SET resp1 = . . .
(i.e., without the quotes).
Has anyone had a problem with this?
TIA.
ciao!
greg.
Gregory Haley
vered the syntax error. : (
Thanks for helping out here.
ciao!
greg.
Gregory Haley
venaca.com
>
> Greg,
>
> Have you tried using just instead of ? The
> sqlvar version I think automatically adds the quotation marks.
>
> --Aaron Williamson
__
ks
ok. I have been having trouble getting any of the various
MySQL modules (either for zope or for python) to build on
RedHat -- I'm growing increasingly impatient with redhat it
seems to be getting more microsoftish with each new release.
ciao!
greg.
Gregory Haley
venaca.com
> Darin Lee
import a dtml
document, and pull up the edited file into zope. When you
try to submit the 'change' command, the zope parser will
throw out any errors, etc.
ciao!
greg.
Gregory Haley
venaca.com
Anser wrote:
>
> "Henny van der Linde" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
alled
/opt/zope/Extensions/ called strip_blanks.py. You can
attach it to your zope session, then it is called via:
This will at least strip all the trailing blanks from an
individual variable.
ciao!
greg.
Gregory Haley
venaca.com
Paul Abrams wrote:
>
> I'm noticing that our fil
Itamar Shtull-Trauring wrote:
> I have no idea why it's called Wampum though.
It's an American term, derived from the some groups of the
first indigenous people in America who refered to whatever
was used for exchanges as "Wampum". I'm not sure if this is
historically accurate or part of the w
Terry Babbey wrote:
>
> Here is my code:
>
>
>
>
You might create a dtml variable with a dtml call, e.g.,
Then use your image html tag as
ciao!
greg.
> What I would like to do is align the picture to the right of my web
> page. If I was programming html I would do i
fairly sketchy as to how the whole
authentication process works, and i have seen many questions posted
about this.
tia.
ciao!
greg.
Gregory Haley
venaca.com
___
Zope maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://lists.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope
** No cros
would have been really useful.
Thanks for your contribution.
ciao!
greg.
Gregory Haley
venaca.com
Fiona Czuczman wrote:
>
> Hi Alan,
>
> A couple of weeks ago I wrote to the list regarding setting up a FAQ for
> zope. It is in the beginning stages ->
>
> http://
Hi,
Take a look at your /etc/passwd file. You will notice that system user
ids are 0 - ?, then there are other user id's, the first actual user is
assigned uid of 500, for me, 500 is my own user account. If you add a
user zope, you can assign it a uid by hand, or it will assign the next
availab
steve smith wrote:
>
> Anyone have any good, real-world examples using DTML-Sendmail tags? Would
> especially appreciate examples integrating SQL queries.
>
hi steve.
one of the worst things with zope sendmail is that you cannot indent
things the way you might with clean coding use. but, you
hi yvonne,
you can use the zope send mail method to pull data from a database. the
problem
is with pulling in the text. sendmail appears to send only literal
text, i.e., it does not parse html markup. we are using a mysql
database to pull text and a second to pull names and emails, etc. to
pr
hi vince,
with the exception of xml parsing (i think it's doable though
complicated), i don't think php offers anything that zope won't do.
i've been writing dtml methods and documents that do everything i once
did with php.
imho (only).
ciao!
greg.
> Hi Zope,
>
> I wondered, whether it's
hi yvonne,
in your zsql method, you can order by several variables in the same
method call.
so you can do it all in one method.
ciao!
greg.
Gregory Haley
Venaca.com
Yvonne Totty wrote:
>
> Yes, that is what I am doing, however was wanting
> to not have to write several Z SQL M
Andy McKay wrote:
> BTW: Im not a Unix guru but I dont think having everythin 777 is the most
> secure way of maintaining your installation...
>
> --
> Andy McKay, Developer.
> ActiveState.
Hi Andy, actually, if you are talking about permissions, this setting gives
anyone in the world read
16 matches
Mail list logo