Hi everybody,
I have a formlib based form. It is not accesible from an application
menu because it is part of a wizard like process.
The first time it gets called the url looks something like this:
http://localhost:8080/myapp/mycontent/myform?myarg=23
So in the update() method of the form I rea
Dnia wtorek, 13 marca 2007 15:12, Tom Gross napisał:
> Hi there,
>
> I override BrowserMenu from zope.app.publisher.browser.menu and add
> a entry 'abs_action' to the resulting dictionary.
Nice solution. Thanks a lot!
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Jakub Wisniowski
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Hello Godefroid,
I'm having a bit biased view, because I know just zope.wfmc and have
the luck developing a pure Z3 application.
I think with zope.wfmc you have
- WFMC/XPDL support, you can shine with standards and big companies
love standards
- because it's XPDL support there's a graphical proce
Hi there,
I override BrowserMenu from zope.app.publisher.browser.menu and add
a entry 'abs_action' to the resulting dictionary.
Something like:
class MyBrowserMenu(BrowserMenu):
def modify(self, menu, request):
siteurl = absoluteURL(hooks.getSite(), request)
for item in m
Paul Winkler wrote:
Pound might also be a reasonable choice here. (Haven't tried it
myself.) But yes, you want *something* in front of Zope.
When I last encountered a project using pound, pound was the source of
no-end of hair pulling and frustration.
Now that projects uses Apache, Squid a
Hi Godefroid,
CCing zope3-users, where this post belongs to.
On Monday 12 March 2007 11:48, Godefroid Chapelle wrote:
> - about the existing workflows (DCWorkflow, Zope3.wfmc, AlphaFlow,
> OpenFlow...)
Kit asked the question about workflows on the SchoolTool list as well; I
assume that you guys
Hi
I've got a problem with menus. I'd like to define a global menu, and
then add
some options to it depending on actual context (view registered for specific
interface). The problem is that when I define global menu element link like:
action="/index.html" it generates url which omits m
