Andrew Milton wrote:
+-------[ Peter Bengtsson ]----------------------
| Is it possible to execute a PageTemplate as if it was located somewhere
| else?
| The PageTemplate has this code::
| <html><br tal:replace="here/absolute_url_path"/></html>
|
| And it's located in a folder called /foo/bar/ which are normal Zope
| Folder objects.
| I'm executing this template object from Python code (not from URL
| travsersal) and the rendered result is:
| <html>/foo/bar</html>
|
| But what if I want to execute it as if it existed in another context,
| e.g. /barfoo
| Is that possible?
|
| I can imagine a some convoluted solutions but was hoping for something
| easy and obvious that I've missed.
context.foo.bar.barfoo.template_id(...) ?
It's not done like that. I receive it the PageTemplate object as is
already. I tried this::
return apply(template_obj, (self.some.other.context, self.REQUEST), kw)
But that didn't work.
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