No, but I have in the past.
You don't have CMF Member installed by any chance do you?
cheers,
Chris
Tom Hallam wrote:
So on a development site with one person accessing it occasionally you
wouldn't expect to see any?!
Tom
Chris Withers wrote:
It's when Zope's optimistic concurrency model
Peter Bengtsson wrote:
easy:
You don't need to use _.string.legacy() functions. Just put your
python expression inside the quotation marks. If you're new to python,
don't let DTML be your place to learn python. Use a nice editor like
IDLE.
Just to emphasise what Peter is saying: do this in ZPT
Marco Bizzarri wrote:
You mean mantaining just in the memory... uhmmm I should double check
with the fact that the object in memory should mantain some reference to an
object on the ZODB... which should be no problem at all.
Yeah, you'll have to be careful with references. If it were me, I
hi, thanks for the help with my last (permissions) problem, i covered it
by replacing the code with "known to work code" think it was being
caused by a gettattrs call.
could someone please tell me how I would modify the "file library"
example to store an attribute with the file? (like the guest_na
Hi
I want to build a multilingual content class with LocalPropertyManager
from the Localizer product. Also, my class extends the File class,
something like:
class MClass(LocalPropertyManager, File):
title = LocalProperty('title')
description = LocalProperty('description')
def _
Florent, thanks for your suggestion.
Could you point me on more detailed information about this topic (i.e. how object stored in ZODB are actually managed)?
Is this more a ZODB mailing list question than Zope? Should I directly point to ZODB documentaiton?
Regards
MarcoOn 9/5/05, Florent Guillau
Marco Bizzarri wrote:
Florent, thanks for your suggestion.
Could you point me on more detailed information about this topic (i.e. how
object stored in ZODB are actually managed)?
I don't know of any document explaining that.
Is this more a ZODB mailing list question than Zope? Should I direc
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Dieter Maurer wrote:
> Florent Guillaume wrote at 2005-9-5 16:49 +0200:
>
>>...
>>
>>>It is just that the CMF is unable to fix a year long bug
>>
>>It's not "CMF"'s fault, it's only the responsibility of Windows developers
>>running CMF. I for one co
Michael wrote:
could someone please tell me how I would modify the "file library"
example to store an attribute with the file? (like the guest_name in
message book)
well, I don't have the example to hand, but my guess would be that
you're looking to do something like:
from AccessControl impo
Hi!
I want to import a file to my Zope Server (version
2.7.4). The *.zexp is from a Zope Server with version 2.8.0. Should it be
possible to import the zexp – File from a newer Zope version to an older
one?
Because, when I try to import the File, I always get
the following error:
Chris Withers wrote:
|> OK ... But surely, there must be some way to get Zope/Plone working on
Solaris!
|>
|> I think we have Windows Server 2003 box I can try :)
|
|I'd suggest that is a better option than Solaris, there are more people doing
it in the real world, and so you're more |likely to
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Birgit Dippelreiter wrote:
> I want to import a file to my Zope Server (version 2.7.4). The *.zexp is
> from a Zope Server with version 2.8.0. Should it be possible to import the
> zexp - File from a newer Zope version to an older one?
It is possible
It seems that since the Pacific timezone is in daylight savings time,
the correct offset is -7.
So nevermind.
On Tue, 2005-09-06 at 00:53, Mark Gibson wrote:
> I installed zope 2.7.6 on a windows 2000 machine. This machine is set
> to the pacific timezone.
>
> When I run python from the co
Mark Gibson wrote at 2005-9-6 00:53 -0600:
> ...
from DateTime import DateTime
> ...
>What controls the default timezone behavior of DateTime on Windows?
"DateTime" gets it from Python and Python gets it from the operating
system (its C runtime library).
Under *nix, the environment variable
Birgit Dippelreiter wrote at 2005-9-6 13:33 +0200:
>I want to import a file to my Zope Server (version 2.7.4). The *.zexp is
>from a Zope Server with version 2.8.0. Should it be possible to import the
>zexp - File from a newer Zope version to an older one?
>
>
>
>Because, when I try to import the
Paul Sue wrote at 2005-9-6 08:39 -0700:
> ...
>Fair enough, but surely there must be SOMEONE on this list that is running
>Zope/Plone on Solaris???
We did (but do no more because PC hardware is *much* faster at a lower
price). We had few Solaris related problems (none apart from
occational "impos
I'm working on a website to be viewed in the eve-online in-game browser.
This browser has a feature called "trusted site" that allows the server
to extract information about the game character that is viewing the
page... Once the website is "trusted" all of the variables are
transferred over i
I am using Zope 2.8.1 and adding an xslt method produces the following
error:
Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 113, in publish
* Module ZPublisher.mapply, line 88, in mapply
* Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 40, in call_object
* Module Shared.DC.Scripts.Bindings, line 311, in __cal
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garry saddington wrote:
> I am using Zope 2.8.1 and adding an xslt method produces the following
> error:
> Module ZPublisher.Publish, line 113, in publish
> * Module ZPublisher.mapply, line 88, in mapply
> * Module ZPublisher.Publish, line
Aloha,
> did you use POST or GET? If yoou use GET, use POST. If you use POST,
> then I dont know.
Using POST, and I don't know either...
Anyone else have any ideas?
To recap, my server was upgraded from zope 2.5.1 to 2.7.5 and now
StructuredDocument objects in a product I have built have a rath
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