Jonathan Cyr wrote:
I appreciate the amount of effort that you contribute to the
community... but that said... you really are quite rude and
obnoxious hence the "Go easy" warning.
Some might say you are being rude and obnoxious by deliberately ignoring
good advice and continuingto whinge
(and after the flame bait, something real to argue with)
Jonathan Cyr wrote:
Happy to have the choice, don't get me wrong. I found DTML very easy,
I'm old school and generate all of my HTML/CSS by hand.
Indeed, generating HTML by hand is specifcally why I use ZPT. The
well-formed-ness and as
Does this affect Chris's chances in the annual "Zope Cogeniality
Awards"?
BTW DTML does not suck. I too have written lots of code w/it. I do
find ZPT to be preferable - but it does take effort (brain re-wiring)
and if your up to your elbows in alligators its just not the time to
convert.
Hi Peter,
Happy to have the choice, don't get me wrong. I found DTML very easy,
I'm old school and generate all of my HTML/CSS by hand.
In addition to CSS, I've found it pretty good for inserting items into
_javascript_, Applet and Embed elements.
I find that I'm attuned to a tag system
Dude,
I appreciate the amount of effort that you contribute to the
community... but that said... you really are quite rude and
obnoxious hence the "Go easy" warning.
Your skills in dealing with people pale in comparison to your Zope
prowess. Talking
down to people doesn't build community
Jonathan Cyr wrote:
I have to choose which features of Zope to learn and use, based on a
much larger criteria than I can present here.
I do not wish to mix ZPT and DTML in my project... I had chosen DTML,
before ZPT was mature... It may be better, but I don't care for now...
when I'm able to re
Chris was merely suggesting. Technically ZPT is probably a better
choice but DTML is pretty good too. On many of my projects that I
started a longer time ago the less important templates were written in
DTML because to me it was faster to write and the crucial ones that
needed to last longer and mi
Thanks... but go easy.
I have to choose which features of Zope to learn and use, based on a
much larger criteria than I can present here.
I do not wish to mix ZPT and DTML in my project... I had chosen DTML,
before ZPT was mature... It may be better, but I don't care for now...
when I'm abl
That's the ticket. You're right
the CDATA solution is much better than html-quote'ing everything.
Many thanks,
-Jon
Peter Bengtsson wrote:
Create a python script called rssFormatter(text)::
from Products.PythonScripts.standard import structured_text, html_quote
return html_quote(structu
Jonathan Cyr wrote:
I am constructing an RSS 2.0 feed for a zope app. I am creating the
rss.xml file in a DTML method.
Use ZPT, it's much better suited to this...
to include in the feed is a structured-text paragraph. To use any XHTML
in a feed you must "html_quote" all of the extended ch
Create a python script called rssFormatter(text)::
from Products.PythonScripts.standard import structured_text, html_quote
return html_quote(structured_text(text))
Which you use later as
I think for some of my RSS feeds I use CDATA, so _my_ rssFormatter()
script looks something like this::
ret
Hello,
I can't seem to find this anywhere.
I am constructing an RSS 2.0 feed for a zope app. I am creating the
rss.xml file in a DTML method. One of the information elements I wish
to include in the feed is a structured-text paragraph. To use any XHTML
in a feed you must "html_quote" all o
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