getattr is an evil function, and as such isn't allowed in PythonMethods, I'm fairly sure. The reason it's bad is it opens up some neat tricks: getattr(self, 'x_db'[1:]) This isn't caught easily by much of anything, and allows the PythonMethod author to reach _ attributes on objects - which would subvert some of the PythonMethods security. (Noting you can already do the same thing with self['x_db'[1:]] anyway, but it's assumed nothing valuable lives there ;) KevinL
"Kevin Dangoor" wrote I'm running Zope 2.1.4 and PythonMethod 0.1.7, and I'm running into an AttributeError for "validate" when I do:
dtml = getattr(self, 'popular.html')
I don't know of another way to get at "popular.html" from python. This line is definitely the issue though...
The method is called with self, REQUEST as parameters.
Any ideas?
Kevin
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