getPhysicalRoot() or restrictedTraverse("/") would do the job.
-aj
--On Sonntag, 30. März 2003 19:45 Uhr -0500 Matt Ficken
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Part of my product's job is to create a top-level folder. Currently, I
can only get it to create the folder in what ever folder the product is
ad
Part of my product's job is to create a top-level folder. Currently, I can only get it
to create the folder in what ever folder the product is added in. I would like to be
able to get access to the root directory object but don't know how.
How do I access the root directory object? Would 'getPhy
Part of my product's job is to create a top-level folder. I can have it do that only
when, from the management interface's "add function", I add it to the root directory.
I would like it to always be able to go to the root directory, regardless of where its
added.
In order to do this, I need to
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Yes, a build of Zope 2.6.1 using Python 2.2.2 would be fantastic!
I understand it would not be officially supported, but it would
give me the chance to test out my zope products using the latest
Python. I am not sure if you could post the binaries somewhere public,
but my guess is that they woul
Matt Ficken wrote at 2003-3-28 17:39 -0500:
> This is the __init__.py of my product (ZID):
> ...
> I want the constructor ZID.manage_add_folder to get called at the end of the
> initialize function. How do I do this?
Maybe you look at the third party product "StartupScripts"...
Dieter
