Ken Winter wrote:
Instead of obj.mypage.html, use obj['mypage.html']I'm afraid this doesn't work. Here's the Python script, with the suggested syntax in the last line: d = [{'person_id':p.person_id,\ 'first_name':p.first_name,\ 'middle_names':p.middle_names,\ 'last_name':p.last_name}\ for p in context.read_all_people()] return context['studentlist.htm'](data=d) This gets the error message: Site Error An error was encountered while publishing this resource. Error Type: KeyError Error Value: 'studentlist.htm' The same thing happens if I rename the ZPT as 'studentlist_htm" and use this syntax. The only version that works is this: return context.studentlist_htm(data=d)
This is the realm of things I don't understand well, but I think obj.value uses a somewhat different lookup algorithm (using Acquisition) than obj['value']. Try getattr(context, 'studentlist.htm').
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