Chris Withers wrote:
>
> Shane Hathaway wrote:
> >
> > > > when a product has syntax errors. One of the first things I did at
> > > > Digital Creations was make sure that got fixed. :-)
> > >
> > > Does this mean this bit from your average product's __init__.py isn't
> > > neeeded anymore?
> > >
Shane Hathaway wrote:
>
> > > when a product has syntax errors. One of the first things I did at
> > > Digital Creations was make sure that got fixed. :-)
> >
> > Does this mean this bit from your average product's __init__.py isn't
> > neeeded anymore?
> >
> > except: # If we can't register
Chris Withers wrote:
>
> Shane Hathaway wrote:
> >
> > when a product has syntax errors. One of the first things I did at
> > Digital Creations was make sure that got fixed. :-)
>
> Does this mean this bit from your average product's __init__.py isn't
> neeeded anymore?
>
> except: # If we
Shane Hathaway wrote:
>
> when a product has syntax errors. One of the first things I did at
> Digital Creations was make sure that got fixed. :-)
Does this mean this bit from your average product's __init__.py isn't
neeeded anymore?
except: # If we can't register, complain!
import
Dieter Maurer wrote:
> For some problems during product import, Zope
> decides to keep the old state rather than show
> the error.
I wonder whether the product's version.txt might have something to do
with it. Remove version.txt and see if it has any effect. Then try
creating a new versio
Tim McLaughlin writes:
> I'm building a Product in Python and seem to be having some issues with the
> new registerClass method of Product registering. If I build it all fine as
> noted in Shane's recent HowTo, the product does not show up in the control
> panel. Then after much other chasin
I'm building a Product in Python and seem to be having some issues with the
new registerClass method of Product registering. If I build it all fine as
noted in Shane's recent HowTo, the product does not show up in the control
panel. Then after much other chasing, I make a purposeful syntax error
