On 5/21/06, Tom Dossis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
baiju m wrote:
> I have two content objects (both are containers) but I cannot add one
>
> It was working in 3.2, now NotYet error is coming in 3.3. Here is the
> traceback:
Why the different behaviour b/w versions?
Did you have an active IntId u
baiju m wrote:
> I have two content objects (both are containers) but I cannot add one
>
> It was working in 3.2, now NotYet error is coming in 3.3. Here is the
> traceback:
Why the different behaviour b/w versions?
Did you have an active IntId utility installed in each version?
Installing an In
I was trying to implement the new annotations factory in
zope/annotation/README.txt but I'm getting a ForbiddenAttribute
__annotations__ error when I try to view an editform for the annotations.
Before, I had configured a trusted adapter, but since (I think) an adapter
directive is not needed f
On Sat May 20 2006 04:47, baiju m wrote:
> I have two content objects (both are containers) but I cannot add one
> to another as give here :
>
> def create(self, data):
> square = Square()
> square.name = data['name']
> square.description = data['description']
>
Hello,
I have a catalog:
(Pdb) catalog
with one index:
(Pdb) for i in catalog.keys(): print i
AbbreviationIndex
but I can't find a way to use the search results function:
(Pdb) catalog.searchResults(AbbreviationIndex = "ABC")
*** TypeError: ('two-length tuple expected', 'ABC')
(Pdb) catalog.
Jonathan wrote:
- Original Message - From: "baiju m" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I have two content objects (both are containers) but I cannot add one
to another as give here :
...
I don't use zope 3 (yet!) but a quick look at the above code seems to
indicate that this is not a zope 3 issue
- Original Message -
From: "baiju m" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I have two content objects (both are containers) but I cannot add one
to another as give here :
def create(self, data):
square = Square()
square.name = data['name']
square.description = data['description']
I have two content objects (both are containers) but I cannot add one
to another as give here :
def create(self, data):
square = Square()
square.name = data['name']
square.description = data['description']
company = Company()
company.name = data['companyname'
Hi Tim,
Sorry for this small confusion. If you don't mind, I'll do it.
(The thing started as I became the compiler of the win32 release and
the pyd's are just a by-product of the release.)
I'll do my best to keep it up to date, but if I should miss something,
please drop a mail.
Friday, May 19,
