Rob Miller wrote:
> Greetings. I'm a fairly experienced Python programmer, but am new to Zope.
> I'm working on a Python product, and through this process I'm learning my way
> around the Zope innards. I'm running Zope 2.2.0b3 on an RH6.1 box.
>
> By declaring a class member that is an instance of the HTMLFile class, I
> can publish dtml files. This is right out of the "Boring Product" How-To; it
> looks like this:
>
> --
> class Product(Implicit, Persistent, RoleManager, Folder):
>
> index_html = HTMLFile('index', globals())
> --
>
> Then when I browse to an installed instance of my Product, I'll see the
> appropriate output generated by my 'index.dtml' file, which is in the same
> directory as my Product's python modules.
>
> What I'm having trouble doing is something similar but from within one of my
> Product class's methods. I've tried this:
>
> --
> class Product(Implicit, Persistent, RoleManager, Folder):
>
> def form_handler(self, REQUEST=None):
> return HTMLFile('form_results', globals())
> --
>
> This causes the output to be munged, like so:
>
>
>
> ... and so on ...
>
> I've also tried:
>
> --
> class Product(Implicit, Persistent, RoleManager, Folder):
>
> form_results = HTMLFile('form_results', globals())
>
> def form_handler(self, REQUEST=None):
> return self.form_results()
> --
This should work u change the last line to
return self.form_results(self,REQUEST).
You need to explicity pass the namespace to it, ie 'self'. You may or may not
need to pass REQUEST as well.
>
>
> This causes zope to attempt to publish the object, but the object (my DTML
> method, stored in "form_results.dtml") doesn't seem to have access to the
> Product's namespace. That is, I get an error like:
>
> Error Type: KeyError
> Error Value: standard_html_header
>
> ...even though there's definitely a standard_html_header defined.
>
> Finally, I've tried this:
>
> --
> class Product(Implicit, Persistent, RoleManager, Folder):
>
> def form_handler(self, REQUEST=None):
> dtml = open('lib/python/Products/Product/form_results.dtml', 'r')
> s = dtml.read()
> dtml.close()
> return s
> ---
>
> This causes the right data to be passed out, but it's not treated
> as dtml. A garbled version of my output appears in the browser window, and if
> I view source I see:
>
>
>
>
> ... and so on ...
>
> I know there are other ways to accomplish what I'm trying to accomplish, but I
> really want to understand what's going on here. Can anyone enlighten me as to
> why I'm seeing the results I'm seeing? Does anyone have suggestions for an
> appropriately Zen approach to publishing dtml files from within a Product's
> methods?
>
> Thanks for your time,
>
> rob
>
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