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Re: [Zope] Using DTML - I'm too stupid
by Oliver Thuns 10 Apr '99

10 Apr '99

>Python: >print T(None, {'t': 'abc', 'w': 'DEF'}) > >DTML: > > Why can I not use dictionaries within dictonaries? Python: print T(None, {'t': 'abc', 'w': {'A': 'DEF'}}) DTML:   How could I use n-dimensional structures? Oliver

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Re: [Zope] Using DTML - I'm too stupid
by Oliver Thuns 10 Apr '99

10 Apr '99

>On Fri, 9 Apr 1999, Oliver Thuns wrote: >> Could I use DocumentTemplate without Zope and ZPublisher. I want to > > Examples attached. Now I understand it a little bit more... :-) Python code: T = DocumentTemplate.HTMLFile('sample.dtml') print T(u=1, t={'1': 'abc', '2': 'DEF'})  and  works, but not  What's wrong with this?

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Re: [Zope] sqltest vx. var
by Jeffrey P Shell 10 Apr '99

10 Apr '99

>From: Philip Aylesworth <zopelist(a)regalint.com> > I'll correct myself here. I was thinking of the  tag. I > don't know what  does that  or >  won't do... A _very very_ nice feature of #sqltest is the 'multiple' feature. For example: SELECT * FROM inbox WHERE  If doc_status is passed in as a single value, like "foo", the SQL statement will be rendered as:: SELECT * FROM inbox WHERE doc_status='foo' BUT!!! (this is where it gets good), if doc_status is passed in as a list/sequence, like ["foo", "bar", "drop", "ship"], it will be rendered as:: SELECT * FROM inbox WHERE doc_status in ('foo','bar,'drop','ship') This is an _extremely_ handy feature of #sqltest. Prior to #sqltest, doing the above might be like: SELECT * FROM inbox WHERE doc_status in (  '' , ) (#else used to be used where #unless is used today). The above code also always required doc_status to be passed in as a sequence. #sqltest is smart enough (I believe - i've never been bitten by this) to detect the difference between strings and lists. I've used #sqltest with multiple many times with Acquisition where a folder property would define part of a SQL statement. That property in some cases would be a single value, in other places it would be a tokens or lines property. So, in otherwords, you get the type checking, the multiple, the optional, etc... with #sqltest that you don't get otherwise. About the only problem is that #sqltest currently doesn't do not-equals or "not in (...)". .jPS | jeffrey(a)digicool.com zope, through the web. www.zope.org

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Re: [Zope] "dtml_source"
by Tony McDonald 10 Apr '99

10 Apr '99

> Someone posted an External Method to display DTML Document source recently. > I've modified it to interpret paths, so now one can say: > http://www.zope.org/dtml_source?path=/x/y/z > and it will show the source of z, an object inside y, which is an object inside x. > And so on. Maybe there's a reason the original didn't do this? > > Anyway, here's my version of Extensions/dtml_source.py :- > > import string > def view_source(self, path): > "View the source of a Document" > for id in string.split(path, '/'): > if not id: > continue # Leading / > if id not in self.objectIds(): > id = None > break > # Walk down object hierarchy > self = getattr(self, id) > if not id: > self = getattr(self, 'index_html') > return self.read_raw() > I think that the confusion over dtml_source is due to its 'zopish' behaviour ... :) Using the 'old' dtml_source, urls such as server.org/dtml_source?path=/ninja/turtle/index_html only gets you the source of the top level index_html This is the way you would type in the URL to a non-zope system (ie the dtml_source 'lives' at the top level of the 'directory' and so everything is 'underneath' it) However, if you try the url server.org/ninja/turtle/dtml_source?path=index_html you get the source of the index_html at the level of 'turtle'. A *huge* lightbulb went on when I tried this. This is the 'zopish' way and uses acquisition to get the job done, ie dtml_source is 'called' at the level of turtle, which doesn't find it and passes it up to ninja who also passes it to the top level ('/' in unix parlance) who can process the request because it finds dtml_source at its level in the heirarchy. hope this helps, tone.

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"dtml_source"
by piers＠cs.su.oz.au 10 Apr '99

10 Apr '99

Someone posted an External Method to display DTML Document source recently. I've modified it to interpret paths, so now one can say: http://www.zope.org/dtml_source?path=/x/y/z and it will show the source of z, an object inside y, which is an object inside x. And so on. Maybe there's a reason the original didn't do this? Anyway, here's my version of Extensions/dtml_source.py :- import string def view_source(self, path): "View the source of a Document" for id in string.split(path, '/'): if not id: continue # Leading / if id not in self.objectIds(): id = None break # Walk down object hierarchy self = getattr(self, id) if not id: self = getattr(self, 'index_html') return self.read_raw()

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Zope to plain html
by Tom Deprez 10 Apr '99

10 Apr '99

Hi all, I'm willing to make my site in Zope. I see several benefits from it. And I will use it at my own server... but, unfortunately, our hospital wants to place some pages also on another server.... and yes.... they don't want to use Zope... :-(((. So is it possible... To convert my Zope pages to some plain html files? e.g. a page which inherits the header and footer of a parent folder --> in webpage they will be combined to one page... Is this possible? It will help me a lot. Then I can continue to design my pages in Zope. And later on, confice other webservers to use Zope. But until then I can give them plain easy html-pages.... Thanks in advance, Tom.

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RE: [Zope] How to get the DTML code from a document/method?
by Rob Page 10 Apr '99

10 Apr '99

<SNIP> > > (this was from trying /dtml_source?path=index_html but path='anything > else' gives the same error). What about http://server.org/dtml_source?path=/index_html The leading slash is significant by virtue of the split in the source. > Is there a reason why there are two return statements in the external > method, when it seems that only the return doc.read_raw() is going to > be called? Yeah -- because slacker Rob didn't read before clicking send. Chris Petrilli also noted this. The second return in, um, optional. :^) --Rob

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Re: [Zope] Has anyone tried authentication accross multiple servers?
by Phillip J. Eby 10 Apr '99

10 Apr '99

At 11:29 AM 4/8/99 +1000, Jay, Dylan wrote: >I need this for a website I'm setting up so that users can download from >several different locations around the world. I don't want users to have to >type in their password twice. I presume there is no way to do this via basic >authentication which leaves cookies. Has anyone tried this? > I'm in the midst of figuring out how to do authentication with cookies. The only way I can see to get ZPublisher to work intelligently with cookies is to hack the "unauthorized" method of the ModulePublisher class so that a login page can be called. One caveat for your project: cookies will only work across servers if the servers share a common domain, e.g.: foo.bar.com and baz.bar.com.

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RE: [Zope] access to zope.com ? a bad router
by Ken Manheimer 09 Apr '99

09 Apr '99

On Friday, April 09, Scott Robertson sroberts(a)codeit.com wrote: > > I just ran a traceroute from here to zope.org and got pretty reasonable > > response times. Now if I try for "zope.com", that's a different story.... > > That's interesting two different DNS servers say zope.com is > 206.156.192.139, shouldn't it be 209.67.167.110 ??? Looks like the registered DNS stuff (NIC,etc) for the other zope domains have to be revised - the right guys been notified. For now, though, the thing to do is to not do that:-) (Ie, go to zope.org, not .com or .net...) Ken Manheimer klm(a)digicool.com

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access to zope.com ? a bad router
by Robert OConnor 09 Apr '99

09 Apr '99

Again today I couldn't access the zope.com website. The trace reveled: 1 1184 ms 109 ms 105 ms stan-m010.cybertours.com [208.153.18.2] 2 110 ms 110 ms 110 ms stan-r1.pivot.net [206.98.61.126] 3 115 ms 115 ms 109 ms prtl-r0-e3-0.cyberTours.com [206.98.60.253] 4 120 ms 120 ms 114 ms borderx1-hssi4-0.Boston.cw.net [204.70.179.109] 5 125 ms 129 ms 119 ms core-fddi-0.Boston.cw.net [204.70.2.33] 6 125 ms 120 ms * core4.WestOrange.cw.net [204.70.4.77] 7 129 ms 124 ms 125 ms sprint3-nap.WestOrange.cw.net [204.70.10.226] 8 * 125 ms 119 ms pnnj-01.core.exodus.net [192.157.69.25] 9 * * 135 ms dcr01-h10-0-0.jrcy01.exodus.net [209.1.169.209] 10 135 ms 130 ms 127 ms bbr01-p1-3.jrcy01.exodus.net [216.32.173.122] 11 130 ms 135 ms 131 ms bbr01-p5-0.hrnd01.exodus.net [209.185.249.214] 12 140 ms 124 ms 134 ms bbr02-p6-0.hrnd01.exodus.net [209.185.249.2] 13 220 ms 204 ms 205 ms bbr02-p0-1.irvn01.exodus.net [209.185.9.206] 14 205 ms 204 ms 205 ms dcr02-p0-0-0.irvn01.exodus.net [209.185.249.9] 15 210 ms 205 ms * rsm-ir-b-vl920.lan.exodus.net [209.67.128.102] 16 269 ms * * zope.org [209.67.167.110] 17 204 ms 205 ms * zope.org [209.67.167.110] 18 * 205 ms 204 ms zope.org [209.67.167.110] Is there a problem with an exodus.net router. Is exodus.net the zope ultimate provider? This is the third time this week. -bobo connor bob(a)rocnet.com

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