[Zope] index.html in Python Script?

[Erik Myllymaki]

How do address a ZPT with a name like index.html in a Python Script?
The following:
request = container.REQUEST
RESPONSE =  request.RESPONSE
if not request.has_key('next_state'):
  return container.index.html(context, request)
returns:
Error Type: AttributeError
Error Value: index
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Re: [Zope] index.html in Python Script?

[Phillip Hutchings]

On 22/04/05, Erik Myllymaki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 How do address a ZPT with a name like index.html in a Python Script?
 
 The following:
 
 request = container.REQUEST
 RESPONSE =  request.RESPONSE
 
 if not request.has_key('next_state'):
return container.index.html(context, request)

The . is the python object referencing notation, so you can't have a
property called 'index.html' addressable in the normal way. Use
getattr instead.

return getattr(container, 'index.html')(context, request)

It's all in the Zope documentation.
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Re: [Zope] index.html in Python Script?

[Erik Myllymaki]

thanks, and this seems to do what I want to:
request = container.REQUEST
RESPONSE =  request.RESPONSE
if not request.has_key('next_state'):
  return container['index.html'](context, request)
Phillip Hutchings wrote:
On 22/04/05, Erik Myllymaki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do address a ZPT with a name like index.html in a Python Script?
The following:
request = container.REQUEST
RESPONSE =  request.RESPONSE
if not request.has_key('next_state'):
  return container.index.html(context, request)

The . is the python object referencing notation, so you can't have a
property called 'index.html' addressable in the normal way. Use
getattr instead.
return getattr(container, 'index.html')(context, request)
It's all in the Zope documentation.
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Re: [Zope] index.html in Python Script?

[David H]

Erik Myllymaki wrote:
How do address a ZPT with a name like index.html in a Python Script?
The following:
request = container.REQUEST
RESPONSE =  request.RESPONSE
if not request.has_key('next_state'):
  return container.index.html(context, request)
returns:
Error Type: AttributeError
Error Value: index
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Erik,
I think its failing at the DOT between index and html. 
Try something like:

return container['index.html'](context,request)
David
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