I made a simple product using python that stores some varibles, but I couldn't
make it acts like a folderish, stores objects, and have a content tab page
using manage_main like when I use to have when I use internal product.
I reviewed the tutorials on how to make internal products and I found t
--On 9. März 2007 00:01:50 -0800 Allen Huang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I made a simple product using python that stores some varibles, but I
couldn't make it acts like a folderish, stores objects, and have a
content tab page using manage_main like when I use to have when I use
internal produc
L/index_html', globals())
manage_editShpProjectForm = HTMLFile('DTML/manage_editShpProjectForm',
globals())
InitializeClass(ShpProjectClass)
what else am I missing? and is using ObjectManager unsave in anyway?
- Original Message
From: Andreas Jung <[EMAIL PROT
x27;t understand why? could someone explain this to me?
- Original Message
From: Allen Huang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Zope
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2007 10:31:27 AM
Subject: Re: [Zope] have problem with managing objects within a external product
Dear AJ,
Thanks, but I still have so
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> I found out what my problem is.
> in my code I please baseclass Item before Folder
> class ShpProjectClass(Item, Folder, Persistent, Implicit, CatalogAware):
> when I change the order, it worked normally
> class ShpProjectClass(Folder, Item, Persistent, Implicit, CatalogAware):
> but I do
