Very clear, thanks. Really appreciated.
Well i guess the topic was never about propertyids, but i can only tell that
now. Still working with properties i find the following trouble.
<dtml-var "MyDoc.propertyItems()"> returns a list of key-value pairs
[('Key1','Value1'},('Key2','Value2')]
to access the values of each key sequentially i tried:
<dtml-in "MyDoc.propertyItems()">
<dtml-let s="_['sequence-item']" key=s[:1] value=[1:]>
<dtml-var key>:<dtml-var value><br>
</dtml-in>
But this just returns "k" and "ey" resulting in a slice of the keyname.
Roché
> Thanks Rik it works.
>
> I've noticed in some cases that one puts empty brackets at the end of
> certain zope object methods. Is that there for methods that can take
> parameters?
>
>
> [rh]Um, not quite, it has to do with the way of calling the object methods
> in question. DTML has two ways of calling: by name and through
> expressions.
>
> 1. The 'normal' Zope way of writing things is <dtml-var
> objectValues>. This
> is shorthand for <dtml-var name="objectValues">.
>
> 2. The other way is <dtml-var "objectValues">. This is shorthand for
> <dtml-var expr="objectValues">. Everything inside the expression
> is treated
> as a python expression. If you call it without the brackets, you're just
> referencing the method. If you try that in a DTML Method and look in the
> source of the diplayed document you'll see something like
> <Python Method object at 13fcbf0>. If you want to _call_ the
> method, you'll
> have to add the brackets (with or without arguments).
>
> Hope this is clear.
>
>
>
> Rik
>
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