On Mon, 19 Jun 2000, RC Compaan wrote:
> returns a list of key-value pairs
> [('Key1','Value1'},('Key2','Value2')]
>
> to access the values of each key sequentially i tried:
>
When running over a list of pairs, dmtl-in automatically splits pairs
into sequence-key and sequence-item
Oleg.
Very clear, thanks. Really appreciated.
Well i guess the topic was never about propertyids, but i can only tell that
now. Still working with properties i find the following trouble.
returns a list of key-value pairs
[('Key1','Value1'},('Key2','Value2')]
to access the values of each key seque
Thanks Rik it works.
I've noticed in some cases that one puts empty brackets at the end of
certain zope object methods. Is that there for methods that can take
parameters?
[rh]Um, not quite, it has to do with the way of calling the object methods
in question. DTML has two ways of calling: b
12:54
> To: RC Compaan
> Cc: Zope
> Subject: Re: [Zope] PropertyIds
>
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>
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> >
> > I have a very simple documentclass in very simple structure in
> method that
> > should return the properties of the document:
> >
> >
> > // RESULTS is a
>
> I have a very simple documentclass in very simple structure in method that
> should return the properties of the document:
>
>
> // RESULTS is a ZClass Object Manager
> // tmp is a
> document with an id equal to the cookie
>
this line should read:
Two things going wrong:
On Mon, 19 Jun 2000, RC Compaan wrote:
> // tmp is a
> document with an id equal to the cookie
1. Isn't it enough just to write _.getitem(tid)?
2. A shot in the dark: tmp is not a document, but its rendering. Try
getitem(tid, 0)...
Oleg.(All opinions are mine and not of my emplo
