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RE: [Zope] site search
by Rob Page 10 Dec '99

10 Dec '99

> I'm trying to implement a search feature on my site. Basically, I've > created a form for searching with two radio buttons, one for > searching the > Internet and the other for searching my site with ZCatalog. > Do I need to > use any DTML trickery here or can I easily get the form to direct the > action to different places based on which radio button is selected? I > really hope this isn't some really obvious HTML question, but I hunted > around and I can't find a good example or any easy answers. Thanks. You can either send the form to the same ACTION and then break that action up with something like:L <dtml-if radio_button1> .. or you can use some javascript. Basically, change the submit button from type=submit to type=button and make it run a javascript function. You can then, at runtime modify the ACTION of the form and then send it to the server. HTH, Rob

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Re: [Zope] Philosophical question - Zope Objects vs Entities in a RDBMS
by Andrew M. Kuchling 10 Dec '99

10 Dec '99

Thilo Mezger writes: >AFAIK, linux on 64bit systems are also limited to 2GB. No, this is incorrect. It's often been said that if you want files greater than 2Gb, use Linux on an Alpha. In addition, the patches to fix this limitation are in the current 2.3 development tree, so it's likely that the next release of most Linux distributions won't have the limitation any longer. (Unless they get taken out again for some reason...) -- A.M. Kuchling http://starship.python.net/crew/amk/ I'm not a metaphysical man. I'm a minister. That's my job. -- The minister in THE MYSTERY PLAY

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community server
by Markus Jais 10 Dec '99

10 Dec '99

hi, I have heard that there should be something called "community server" for zope. but I can not find anything at www.zope.org does anybody know, if something like this exists. a url would be very nice. thank you markus

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Re: [Zope] Multi tier partitioning meaningful in some Zope apps ?
by Anthony Baxter 10 Dec '99

10 Dec '99

>>> Greg Ward wrote > Business logic should be coded in Python, and interfaced via External > Methods. A trick that I'm pretty sure I forgot to mention - when creating external methods in the Zope mgmt interface, set their title to the argument list of the ext. method. So for def dothings(folder, foo, *bar): set the title to " folder, foo, *bar " - then, in the folder listing, you get dothings ( folder, foo, *bar ) makes it much easier to work with... Anthony -- Anthony Baxter <anthony(a)interlink.com.au> It's never too late to have a happy childhood.

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Re: [Zope] Zope stability
by Gregor Ottmann 10 Dec '99

10 Dec '99

Thomas wrote: > The question I'd like to raise to the entire list regards Zope's stability. > We are running Zope > integrated with Apache off FreeBSD3.2 . As far as I know, this is not such > an exotic setup (probably > rather common?). As Chas explained previously, Zope just suddenly died. > Teodore also had the same > error occur and solved it by rebooting his server. well, we use Zope on Linux combined with apache, and at least it seems to be nearly as stable as apache/php3/mysql. we might be lucky, but the real production server runs since it's up without any significant problems. that's the good news, the bad news is that this doesn't seem to be true in every environment. our intranet server (running zope) crashes about every three or four days without an obvious reason - normally not even reproducable. as our primary webserver hasn't been affected so far we believe that this behaviour might be caused be the ongoing work that's done in our intranet. so my advice is: use a separate computer as a webserver on which you only store 'things' that have been tested very well and you won't have much trouble. but: never, never, never use the production server for daily work as it seems to become more unstable with every call to standard_error_message... don't get me wrong: i like zope and working with it, and we do a lot of things these days that couldn't be done with the tools we used before, but i'm quite aware of the fact that bleeding edge technology tends to be a bit touchy. if you keep that in mind (and perhaps set your server up in a way that you get an SMS as soon as it crashes) you will have fun while working and happy customers. regards gregor --- PBM Online Services / Artis Group newmedia concepts Gregor Ottmann Leiter Softwaredesign go(a)pbm.de / ottmann(a)artis-group.com www.pbm.de / www.artis-group.com

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[Bug] Spelling error
by Ross Boylan 10 Dec '99

10 Dec '99

In the following error, "omit" should have one m. Error Type: TypeError Error Value: argument in_reply_to was ommitted

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