In Python:
def Funzione1():
class Trecord:
NOME =
''
result = []
r = Trecord()
r.NOME = 10 #First
element
result.append(r)
r.NOME = 20 #Second
element
result.append(r)
return result
In Zope I use this function:
!--#with "_(qry=Funzione1())"--
!--#in qry-- dtml-var
NOMEBR
Servizio tecnico NOMOS wrote:
*This work and diplay correctly: test test.*
**
*This problem there is only ZOPE 2.4.0, the precedent version is run OK.*
**
*Can you help ME ?*
You should read up on the Zope security model. You'll need to make
security declarations in that
All,
I'm in the process of creating a Python based
equivalent for Cadaver.
I think there is a minor but very annoying bug in
the Zope WebDav server.
I don't think the contents of the properties are
being quoted.
For instance:
One object in my ZODB has a title of 'Declare
interfaces for
These problems should be resolved in 2.4.X.
Andreas
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From: Phil Harris
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 12:04
Subject: [Zope-dev] WEBDav error?
All,
I'm in the process of creating a Python based equivalent for Cadaver.
I think there is a
Dear *,
naively I volunteered for a talk on zope in autumn to a (small) CS student
audience. However, I must confess that do not understand the
basics about the API:
What is the most general and state-of-the-art way (including
necessary imports from the zope python library), to
'Evening, Zopistas.
I'm developing an accounting product right now, and one of the more
interesting aspects of how to solve this issue is how do handle
currencies. I've decided to let each entry (transaction) know about
the currency it was in. At a later stage, the user is given the
option to
Erik Enge wrote:
attribute itself. Currently, I don't see any easy way to do this with
Zope.
Go look at ComputedAttributes...
Chris
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[Chris Withers]
| Go look at ComputedAttributes...
Yupp. But are you suggesting that ComputedAttributes are the end-all
be-all solution to the problem I proposed, or only a part of it?
As I see it, they hardly specify a framework for attributes.
On Mon, 2001-09-17 at 09:04, Phil Harris wrote:
+1 family member.
The nuclear family is now ready.
I guess it's now time for you to go fission.
Michael.
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Holger Blasum wrote:
Dear *,
naively I volunteered for a talk on zope in autumn to a (small) CS student
audience. However, I must confess that do not understand the
basics about the API:
What is the most general and state-of-the-art way (including
necessary imports from the zope
All,
I'm in the process of creating a Python based equivalent for Cadaver.
I think there is a minor but very annoying bug in the Zope WebDav server.
I don't think the contents of the properties are being quoted.
For instance:
One object in my ZODB has a title of 'Declare interfaces for
Andreas/all,
hmm, now I'm confused.
Looking at PropertySheets.py, it seems as if the properties are quoted, a
call to xml_escape is made with the value of the property as the parameter.
This call is made in dav__allprop, it seems as if it's in the proper place
and all, so what is going wrong?
This should be fixed in Zope 2.4.X
Andreas
- Original Message -
From: Phil Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 17, 2001 12:05
Subject: [Zope-dev] WebDav Bug?
All,
I'm in the process of creating a Python based equivalent for Cadaver.
I think
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