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Subject: OK : Zope-2_6-branch Python-2.1.3 : Linux
From: Zope Unit Tests
Date: Sat Aug 27 22:22:07 EDT
On 27 Aug 2005, at 20:15, John Schinnerer wrote:
python:here.sponsors[0] != ''
if the tuple is empty, whereas 2.5.1/2.1.3 must have been returning
some equivalent of boolean 'false' when the tuple was empty.
No. Python 2.1.3 would have blown up the same way.
Now I do this
python:
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John Schinnerer wrote:
I am using StructuredDocument objects in the custom products I am
migrating to 2.7.5 from 2.5.1.
In 2.7.5 I am now getting an error
Value Error
Maximum content length exceeded
...
Anyone have any idea why I'm getting this size-related error with
StructuredDocument only
michael wrote at 2005-8-27 16:14 +1000:
...
1. Where is the list of error messages and their meanings (error message
reference)?
There is none but error messages are usually speaking: reading
them carefully, usually helps.
Beside this, you should always look at the traceback accompaning
the
What am I doing wrong here?
dtml-var last -- this prints out the variable sent from last
(referring) page fine
dtml-var id -- this prints out the id of the current item fine
dtml-if id == last this one! /dtml-if
i want this to output this one! when the current item is the one
requested
I have never been able to do that either and always wondered how to do
it. However I have a workaround that I use frequently. I just use
the title instead, which works perfectly.
dtml-if title == 'My Page' This one!/dtml-if
Greg
On 8/28/05, michael [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What am I doing
Thanks for your reply, that is half way there, I want to compare two
variables though. where as 'my page' is constant, and hard coded in.
someone's gotta know :-)
mike
Greg Fischer wrote:
I have never been able to do that either and always wondered how to do
it. However I have a workaround
Try calling id then comparing it.
dtml-if id()==last this one! /dtml-if
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David
On Aug 28, 2005, at 7:19 PM, michael wrote:
Thanks for your reply, that is half way there, I want to compare two
variables though. where as 'my page' is constant, and hard coded in.
someone's gotta know :-)
Thanks thats it! Why is it like that?
m
David Siedband wrote:
Try calling id then comparing it.
dtml-if id()==last this one! /dtml-if
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David
On Aug 28, 2005, at 7:19 PM, michael wrote:
Thanks for your reply, that is half way there, I want to compare two
variables though. where as
Oh no! Your logo-fu is the greatest.
I really like what I've seen of this, it seems an elegant zopish
solution. Great food for thought. Thanks!
-Simon
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