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RE: [Zope] HTML To either RTF or preferably DOC
by Jeffrey Shell 29 Sep '99

29 Sep '99

> We would like to convert an HTML document to either a RTF or > preferably > Word DOC. The caveat is that we would like to do this from within Zope > (including an external method). Anyone done this or ideas? Word 2000 has a strange, new, funny, yet almost normal-for-Microsoft way of working with (read -- round-tripping) with HTML. They have a bunch of XML at the top of the document embedded in an HTML comment (looking almost like old style DTML actually) that contains a lot of the extra Word 2K meta-information (like author and whatnot). Images and other related files are handled in a similar fashion using some XML/HTML hybrid-ing. Style sheets are used heavily. The good thing about all this (I suppose) is that you don't lose a lot of special Word information when going to and from the web. If you're using Word 2000, open a normal HTML file that's like the document that you want and save it in Words HTML format and see what happens and try to re-create it with DTML to have dynamic generation on the Zope side. Re-structure the document to look like you want it to (Word styles and all that), do the same save and see what's different. Finally, see if you can save it from Word as a .doc and if it keeps the style you want. This is a real hands-on, down-and-dirty-in-the-experimental-slime work if you go my route. Just some suggestions made from observations I've made during my three uses of Word in the past two months. (Or is it two uses in three?) ;)

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zope.org is blank
by Morten W. Petersen 29 Sep '99

29 Sep '99

Seems like someone has forgot to close a <TABLE> tag on zope.org .. Blank in Netscape, good in Lynx.

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zcron
by Mike Mikkelsen 29 Sep '99

29 Sep '99

Hello all, I have seen references made to a Product(?) called Zcron but I can't find any links to it. If there is such a product, would someone be so kind as to send me the URL? Thank you. -- ========================================================================== Mike Mikkelsen mikk(a)microbsys.com Micro Business Systems http://www.microbsys.com Fresno Linux Users Group http://linux.fresno.ca.us Linux: The OS people choose without $200,000,000 of persuasion

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RE: [Zope] Cookies
by Michel Pelletier 29 Sep '99

29 Sep '99

> -----Original Message----- > From: Joachim Schmitz [mailto:perry@ac-copy.net] > Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 1999 4:30 PM > To: zope(a)zope.org > Subject: [Zope] Cookies > > > > how can I find out, if a browser has cookies enabled or not ? AFAIK, you can't. The best you can do is set the cookie, and redirect to a page that checks if that cookie was set, if not, print a message telling the user to turn on cookies. -Michel

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Cookies
by Joachim Schmitz 29 Sep '99

29 Sep '99

how can I find out, if a browser has cookies enabled or not ? Gruß Joachim Schmitz WWW-Consultant email: js(a)ac-copy.net tel: +49-241-89491-0 fax: +49-241-89491-29

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HTML To either RTF or preferably DOC
by Dan Rusch 29 Sep '99

29 Sep '99

We would like to convert an HTML document to either a RTF or preferably Word DOC. The caveat is that we would like to do this from within Zope (including an external method). Anyone done this or ideas? DR

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Re: [Zope] Problem using EMACS FTP to Zope
by Doug McNaught 29 Sep '99

29 Sep '99

"David C. Morrill" <dmorrill(a)austin.rr.com> writes: > I have a couple of (I hope) simple problems using (Win32) EMACS ange-ftp > support with Zope: > > 1) I want to use the '(setq efs-make-backup-files nil)' trick that's been > mentioned previously, but being a total EMACS neophyte, I'm not sure what > directory to put the '.emacs' file in. Can someone loan me a clue? Not sure (never used Emacs under Windows) but be aware that under GNU Emacs (as opposed to XEmacs) the variable to use is 'ange-ftp-make-backup-files'. > 2) If I use ange-ftp to access a Zope folder, I get a nice 'dired' listing. > But when I select a DTML document/method to edit, I get another 'dired' > listing containing just the selected file. If I select the file again from > the new 'dired' list, I finally get the document I wanted, but the name is > listed twice in the path: once as a directory, and again as the filename. > Needless to say, this prevents me from saving the file (even if I chop off > the extra filename, I still get errors saving the file). Anyone have any > idea why this might be happening? This sounds weird. I don't see this with XEmacs and the efs package. I'll try it with GNU Emacs (on Linux) when I get home and see if it happens there. If not maybe you need to install Linux. ;) -Doug -- Doug McNaught doug(a)mcnaught.org http://www.mcnaught.org/~doug

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RE: [Zope] Downloading data
by Michel Pelletier 29 Sep '99

29 Sep '99

> -----Original Message----- > From: Jim Sanford [mailto:jsanford@atinucleus.com] > Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 1999 12:43 PM > To: ZOPE List > Subject: [Zope] Downloading data > > > I have a DTML document that produces 2 lines of text with a > CRLF at the end of > each line. When saved to a file this is a comma delimited > merge file for a > wordprocessing form letter. > > Currently I have to right click on the link and then select > Save as... and then > save the file to disk. How would I structure things in Zope > so that when I left > click on the link instead of the 2 text lines showing up in > my browser window, > it would download as a file instead? Change the content type to something that triggers your browser to save as a file. <dtml-call "RESPONSE.setHeader('content-type', 'application/octet-stream')"> or any other content-type which will cause your browser to save a file. This must come at the very beginning of the document. -Michel

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RE: [Zope] Re: Zope digest, Vol 1 #430 - 68 msgs
by Michel Pelletier 29 Sep '99

29 Sep '99

> -----Original Message----- > From: Michelle.Solberg(a)platinum.com > [mailto:Michelle.Solberg@platinum.com] > Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 1999 12:38 PM > To: zope(a)zope.org > Subject: [Zope] Re: Zope digest, Vol 1 #430 - 68 msgs > > > PLEASE TAKE ME OFF YOUR MAILING LIST! If you look at the bottom of every message, you will see three links. The first link: > http://www.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope will take you to the web interface for this mailing list. There you can disable list delivery or unsubscribe yourself entirely. -Michel

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Downloading data
by Jim Sanford 29 Sep '99

29 Sep '99

I have a DTML document that produces 2 lines of text with a CRLF at the end of each line. When saved to a file this is a comma delimited merge file for a wordprocessing form letter. Currently I have to right click on the link and then select Save as... and then save the file to disk. How would I structure things in Zope so that when I left click on the link instead of the 2 text lines showing up in my browser window, it would download as a file instead? Jim Sanford Accelerated Technology, Inc.

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