Wichert Akkerman wrote:
That is a Zope 2 interface. We're trying to get rid of those over time.
If you are writing a new tool I would suggest using Zope 3 interface,
like this:
thanks Wichert, I will refactor the code of the product to comply with
this and also to make use of Zope 3 views...
Héctor Velarde wrote:
thanks, Raphael; I added the following two tests (also stolen from
ATContentTypes):
def testTool(self):
""" test if Tool is installed """
self.failUnless(getattr(self.portal, 'tagcloud_tool', None) is
not None)
def testToolInterface(self):
Alex Clark wrote:
Hi, I don't want to bother the overly active plone-users or the plone developer
centric plone-developers with this, but I am wondering (asked on irc earlier):
11:35 <@aclark> informal pole: what "instance manager" is everyone using to
manage numerous "sandboxe
Alex Clark wrote:
> Hi, I don't want to bother the overly active plone-users or the plone
> developer
> centric plone-developers with this, but I am wondering (asked on irc earlier):
>
> 11:35 <@aclark> informal pole: what "instance manager" is everyone using to
> manage numerou
Alex Clark, on 2007-07-18:
> Hi, I don't want to bother the overly active plone-users or the plone
> developer
> centric plone-developers with this, but I am wondering (asked on irc earlier):
>
> 11:35 <@aclark> informal pole: what "instance manager" is everyone using to
> manage
On Wed, 2007-07-18 at 16:08 +, Alex Clark wrote:
> Hi, I don't want to bother the overly active plone-users or the plone
> developer
> centric plone-developers with this, but I am wondering (asked on irc earlier):
>
> 11:35 <@aclark> informal pole: what "instance manager" is everyone using
On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 09:08:41 -0700, Alex Clark
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
11:35 <@aclark> informal pole: what "instance manager" is everyone using
Informal pole? Is that like a tree? Or is it a socially skilled Polish
immigrant? ;)
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Alex Clark wrote:
Hi, I don't want to bother the overly active plone-users or the plone developer
centric plone-developers with this, but I am wondering (asked on irc earlier):
11:35 <@aclark> informal pole: what "instance manager" is everyone using to
manage numerous "sandboxe
Hi, I don't want to bother the overly active plone-users or the plone developer
centric plone-developers with this, but I am wondering (asked on irc earlier):
11:35 <@aclark> informal pole: what "instance manager" is everyone using to
manage numerous "sandboxes" on
Previously Raphael Ritz wrote:
> Christian Klinger wrote:
> >Hi Plone-Developers,
>
>
> [..]
>
> >
> >Now i want that my action (title="Mein Ordner") is the first in the
> >category user.
> >
> >Example (the new personal bar): Mein Ordner | Author | My Preferences..
> >
> >How can i move the ne
Christian Klinger wrote:
Hi Plone-Developers,
[..]
Now i want that my action (title="Mein Ordner") is the first in the
category user.
Example (the new personal bar): Mein Ordner | Author | My Preferences..
How can i move the new action "Mein Ordner" on the first
position in the category
On 7/18/07, Christian Klinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Maybe is it possible to copy the complete actions.xml from CMFPlone to
my Products actions.xml and insert my action on the first postion?
Does this work?
Yes, that'd work, if you set the 'purge="true"' attribute on the
top-level element
Martijn Pieters schrieb:
On 7/18/07, Christian Klinger
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is my actions.xml
[...]
Now i want that my action (title="Mein Ordner") is the first in the
category user.
Example (the new personal bar): Mein Ordner | Author | My Preferences..
How can i move the new ac
On 7/18/07, Christian Klinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is my actions.xml
[...]
Now i want that my action (title="Mein Ordner") is the first in the
category user.
Example (the new personal bar): Mein Ordner | Author | My Preferences..
How can i move the new action "Mein Ordner" on the
Hi Plone-Developers,
i want to add an action in my own GS-Profile.
This is my actions.xml
condition_expr="python:(member is not None) and
(portal.portal_membership.getHomeFolder() is not None)"
url_expr="string:${portal/portal_membership/getHomeUrl}"
visible="False">
View
Hello Encolpe,
Sorry about the delay.
You can get Sane bi-directional references by setting up the UML like
this:-
--- ---
| Class-A | | Class-B |
--- BR R ---
| |---
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