Here's what was causing my KeyErrors, and how I solved it, and why I think
KeywordIndexes broke. I have a keyword index on the "categories" property of
my CatalogAware object. "categories" is a list.
def manage_removeItems(self, ids=[]):
""" Remove listed items from this category """
> -Original Message-
> From: Dieter Maurer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Toby Dickenson writes:
> > > ... protocol specific access rights ...
> > Please No.
> >
> > Zope security is complex enough without having to worry about
> > different security settings depending on how a method
[Steve Spicklemire]
| does that help?
Yep.
Thanks & Cheers,
Morten
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At 05:13 PM 12/21/00 +1100, Itai Tavor wrote:
>>
>>I think you're right about this being an OrderLineItem. A couple of fine
>>points, however... First, I don't think there needs to be an
>>"OrderLineItemsWithGraphic" specialist, since there is nothing else that
>>would talk to it. It's fine in
Ken Manheimer wrote:
>
> The benefit of having an explicit name for "enable" is marginal, but would
> become significant if there were other access modes besides ENABLE and
> DISABLE - eg, "ENABLE_METHODS", "ENABLE_ATTRIBUTES", etc...
I'm sure Brian said this kind of thing was "a good thing" a w
Casey Duncan wrote:
>
> 2.3.0a1 seems to be a bit more friendly toward near, and parens and
> quoted phrase searches. I will be looking into this further. Perhaps a
> howto is in order?
That'd be great :-)
thanks,
Chris
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Hi guys,
I previously posted a couple of functions that enables users to
login at a lower level in the tree-structre than where the actual
user folder is.
I.e.,
a user could enter username and password at
/a
and get redirected to
/a/a/a/a/b
(the acl_users folder would be loc
Andy McKay writes:
> This is just an annoying namespace issue:
> - I'm calling SQL methods from External Methods by create_index_ext>.
> - I can then call a SQL method by calling self.sql_method()
You can pass to a Z SQL method either a single
dictionary (positional) argument or a sequence of
