On Mon, 4 Dec 2000, Willem Broekema wrote:
> As a DTML method is said to work with the properties of the object it
> is called at:
>
> DTML method "m":
> <dtml-var bobobase_modification_time>
>
> <root folder of site>/m
> displays the date/time when the last change happened to any file
> in the root folder
This _is_ the folder's bobobase_modification_time you're getting. A folder
is largely a container. Aside from creating or deleting it you can only
change it by changing what it contains. Changing a folder's properties or
deleting a file it contains also updates it's bbb_mod_time.
> <root folder>/m/m
> displays last change date/time of method m
By calling m/m you've bound m as the client object for the method
m. <dtml-var id> will give you m's id, <dtml-var title> will give you m's
title. DTML Methods are designed to give you access to the attributes of
the object they are called on.
> Why does the method not display it's modification time on the first
> occasion? Or: why does it not give the folder's modification time
> on the second occasion?
If you make m a DTML Document it will give it's own bbb_mod_time no matter
how you call it.
Cheers,
Chris
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