On Tuesday 03 July 2007 08:57, Matt Bowen wrote: > from z3c.form.interfaces import IFormLayer > from z3c.layer.pagelet import IPageletBrowserLayer > > class IMovingTargetBrowserLayer(IFormLayer, IPageletBrowserLayer): > """The moving target browser skin layer""" > > and registered it: > <!-- Moving Target Skin Layer --> > <interface > interface="movingtarget.layer.IMovingTargetBrowserLayer" > type="zope.publisher.interfaces.browser.IBrowserSkinType" > name="MovingTargetLayer" > /> > > Then I have a browser skin: > > from z3c.formui import interfaces > from movingtarget.layer import IMovingTargetBrowserLayer > > class IMovingTargetBrowserSkin(interfaces.IDivFormLayer, > IMovingTargetBrowserLayer): > """The Moving Target Browser skin""" > > which I register: > > <zope:interface > interface="movingtarget.skin.browserskin.IMovingTargetBrowserSkin" > type="zope.publisher.interfaces.browser.IBrowserSkinType" > name="MovingTargetBrowser" > />
The skin setup looks good. > <!-- layout template --> > <z3c:layout > for="*" > layer="movingtarget.layer.IMovingTargetBrowserLayer" > template="template.pt" > /> Also good. > I have very simple edit and display classes: > > class NextActionEditForm(form.EditForm, layout.FormLayoutSupport): > """A simple edit form for Next Actions""" > label = u"Next Action Edit Form" > fields = field.Fields(INextAction) > > class NextActionDisplayForm(form.DisplayForm, layout.FormLayoutSupport): > """The display form for NextActions""" > fields = field.Fields(INextAction) I am pretty sure that you need the FormLayoutSupport *before* the EditForm and DisplayForm in your inheritance order. The super-classes are read from right to left, and the layout support in FormLayoutSupport overrides attributes in DiaplayForm and EditForm. > which I *think* I've registered edit and displays view with the following: > > <!-- Edit Form --> > <z3c:pagelet > name="edit.html" > for="movingtarget.interfaces.INextAction" > class=".nextaction.NextActionEditForm" > layer="movingtarget.skin.browserskin.IMovingTargetBrowserSkin" > permission="zope.ManageContent" > /> Since you have issues with security, make the permission zope.Public for now. > <!-- Display Form --> > <z3c:pagelet > name="index.html" > for="movingtarget.interfaces.INextAction" > class=".nextaction.NextActionDisplayForm" > layer="movingtarget.skin.browserskin.IMovingTargetBrowserSkin" > permission="zope.Public" > /> > > <z3c:template > template="nextactionview.pt" > for=".nextaction.NextActionDisplayForm" > layer="movingtarget.skin.browserskin.IMovingTargetBrowserSkin" > /> Looks all good. > But when I click on the name of my interpreter-made object, I get a 404. > Anything obvious I'm missing? I guess Hermann solved this problem already, suggestinbg that you need the ++skin++ declaration. Regards, Stephan -- Stephan Richter CBU Physics & Chemistry (B.S.) / Tufts Physics (Ph.D. student) Web2k - Web Software Design, Development and Training _______________________________________________ Zope3-users mailing list Zope3-users@zope.org http://mail.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope3-users
