[Zope] Calling obj. in index_html

2000-11-13 Thread Jason C. Leach

hi,

I have an external fs object called ftp, in a folder called ftp. I had to
put it in the folder so I could add users and what not. I would like to
call the object in my index_html so I can do:
http://www.bla.com/ftp rather than http://www.bla.com/ftp/ftp

Can somone help w/ the dtml call?

Thanks,
j.

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. Jason C. Leach
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Re: [Zope] Calling obj. in index_html

2000-11-13 Thread Andy McKay

dtml-with "ftp"
dtml-var index_html
/dtml-with

Put in the first ftp folder. This will only work on the index_html. To
"skip" the entire folder you will need an access rule.

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 hi,

 I have an external fs object called ftp, in a folder called ftp. I had to
 put it in the folder so I could add users and what not. I would like to
 call the object in my index_html so I can do:
 http://www.bla.com/ftp rather than http://www.bla.com/ftp/ftp

 Can somone help w/ the dtml call?

 Thanks,
 j.

 ..
 . Jason C. Leach
 ... University College of the Cariboo.
 ..


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[Zope] Calling obj. in index_html

2000-11-13 Thread jimbo

I had to catch myself. expr="Bad Jimbo"
I guess calling it versus inserting it achieves the same results.
Just to clarify this would render a string "_['ftp']" right?
-Jimbo


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Re: [Zope] Calling obj. in index_html

2000-11-13 Thread Andy McKay

In the wonderful world of DTML

dtml-with ftp
dtml-with "ftp"
dtml-with expr="ftp"
dtml-with expr="_['ftp']"
dtml-with expr="_.getitem('ftp')" etc...

all work for folders.

I know dtml-var foo is different from dtml-var "foo". But whilst its
always been summarised that one "is python" and one "isnt", the exact
difference I couldn't tell you without hunting through the DT source.

wild guess Both dtml-var foo and dtml-var "foo" both render the string
of foo, its just that the latter doesnt parse the resulting html/wild
guess, but things are different for dtml-with compared to dtml-var.

Maybe someone more expert than me would like to jump in...

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 I had to catch myself. expr="Bad Jimbo"
 I guess calling it versus inserting it achieves the same results.
 Just to clarify this would render a string "_['ftp']" right?
 -Jimbo


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