> > Case A:
> > return context.some_page()
> >
> > Case B:
> > context.REQUEST.RESPONSE.redirect('some_page')
> >
> GREAT!! Case B works perfectly (and it would have taken me forever to guess
> this solution). Case A didn't work when written as
>
> return context.deltest.htm()
Of course it didn't, there's no object called deltest and the object
that's not there certainly doesn't have a method called htm. Think
about Python syntax - the . delimits a class containment hierarchy.
Zope allows you to have the . in object names, which I disagree with,
so you have to use getattr(context, 'deltext.htm')() to get the actual
object.
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Phillip Hutchings
http://www.sitharus.com/
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