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Re: [Zope] Feature Request Withdrawal(RE Non-English User Names)
by Simon Michael 17 Feb '99

17 Feb '99

"LEE, Kwan Soo" <kslee(a)plaza1.snu.ac.kr> writes: > *I have posted almost same message using www.egroups.com/list/Zope from an internet cafe just before the New Year's Day Holiday Season on Lunar Calendar began. But interestingly, that message does not seem get to the list and I I had the same problem (posting to the zope list via egroups didn't work). I joined the list at zope.org instead. Regards, -Simon

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RE: [Zope] something like , but outside  tag
by Jeffrey Shell 17 Feb '99

17 Feb '99

> From: Service Informatique CHSR [mailto:chsrinfo@guetali.fr] > Hello, > > I wonder if something behaving like  but outside > the  tag exist? There's the REQUEST variable QUERY_STRING  Part of the CGI Environment actually. It's everything that occurs after the ? in the URL of a GET. .jPS

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Location of sequence-previous, sequence-next
by Shaw, Howard 17 Feb '99

17 Feb '99

I have not looked at the internal code, so I don't know what is involved, but I would very much prefer it if the 'sequence-previous' data and the 'sequence-next' data were each available at every phase of the  tag. I would like to do:  <tr> <td>Blah </td> <td>Blah </td> <td>Blah </td> <td>Blah </td> </tr>  Previous href Next href   where basically both the previous pointer and the next pointer show up at the end of the table. At the moment I am using this kludge:   <tr> <td></td> <td></td> <td><a href="mailto:"></td> <td><a href="mailto:"></td> </tr>    <tr> <td></td> <td></td> <td><a href="mailto:"></td> <td><a href="mailto:"></td> </tr>   <tr><td colspan=4><table width=100%><tr>    <td><center><a href="query_start=">Previous</a></center></td>  <td><center>Previous</center></td>     <td><center><a href="query_start=">Next</a></center></td>  <td><center>Next</center></td>    I don't know what the overhead is for performing that  twice, but I don't like it. It makes the code look kludgey and is a pain to work with. This code would be much cleaner and more understandable if the 'previous-sequence' stuck around until 'sequence-end'. Or for that matter, if there was a way, within an if block, to set variables in the surrounding namespace as opposed to an internal #with grouping. Then I could do like this:  <tr> <td>Blah </td> <td>Blah </td> <td>Blah </td> <td>Blah </td> </tr>  Set 'my_previous_blah' equal to 'previous_blah'   Previous href (using my_sequence-prev) Next href (using sequence-next)   which would still be a kludge, and yet still be easier to understand.

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REQUEST.unset
by Service Informatique CHSR 17 Feb '99

17 Feb '99

Hello, It is useful to have the opposite of REQUEST.set, that is REQUEST.unset to delete an application variable. REQUEST.unset('name') is intended to act the same as: del REQUEST.other['name'] Included is a patch to be applied to lib/python/ZPublisher/Request.py What's your opinion about this guys? Should I submit this to the collector? Regards, Jephte CLAIN Service Informatique CHSR

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something like , but outside  tag
by Service Informatique CHSR 17 Feb '99

17 Feb '99

Hello, I wonder if something behaving like  but outside the  tag exist? Regards, Jephte CLAIN Service Informatique CHSR

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Major error in my MailHost patch
by Martijn Pieters 17 Feb '99

17 Feb '99

Hello folks, I was majorly tired last night, and goofed up big time with the most recent patch. It contains a major bug, and your MailHost.py won't even compile. So, don't use right now! Am busy correcting it. -- M.J. Pieters, Web Developer | ATMM http://www.atmm.nl | Tel: +31-35-6254545 Fax: +31-35-6254555 | mailto:mj@atmm.nl http://www.atmm.nl/~mj | PGP: http://wwwkeys.nl.pgp.net:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0xA8A32149 ------------------------------------------

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Re: [Zope] ZOPE ODBC on Linux
by Phil Harris 17 Feb '99

17 Feb '99

What an interesting thought, I'm going to give this a go 8^) Phil ----- Original Message ----- From: David Ascher <da(a)ski.org> To: Hannu Krosing <hannu(a)trust.ee> Cc: Randall Marbach <remarbach(a)netscape.net>; <Zope(a)zope.org> Sent: Tuesday, February 16, 1999 10:31 PM Subject: Re: [Zope] ZOPE ODBC on Linux >On Wed, 17 Feb 1999, Hannu Krosing wrote: > >> Randall Marbach wrote: >> > >> > Is it possible for a Zope 1.9 installation running on a linux platform (redhat >> > 5.2) to access a MS ACCESS database located on a different NT server via the >> > ODBC support built into Zope? >> >> As Access is not a client-server database, you are unable to use it >> even from another Windows (NT or 9x) machine. > >Uh, you could do something complicated involving e.g. RemoteCall from >Linux to a Win32 box, and a PythonCOM program on Win32 box. > >--david > > >_______________________________________________ >Zope maillist - Zope(a)zope.org >http://www.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope >

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Re: [Zope] ZOPE ODBC on Linux
by Phil Harris 17 Feb '99

17 Feb '99

Try http://www.openlinksw.com/iodbc HTH Phil ----- Original Message ----- From: Christopher G. Petrilli <petrilli(a)amber.org> To: <Zope(a)zope.org> Cc: <remarbach(a)netscape.net> Sent: Tuesday, February 16, 1999 10:02 PM Subject: Re: [Zope] ZOPE ODBC on Linux >On Tue, Feb 16, 1999 at 01:38:27PM -0800, Randall Marbach wrote: >> Is it possible for a Zope 1.9 installation running on a linux platform (redhat >> 5.2) to access a MS ACCESS database located on a different NT server via the >> ODBC support built into Zope? > >Well, this would require an ODBC driver under Linux, which obviously >Microsoft doens't provide. I don't currently know of any ODBC driver >that is freely available that runs on a UNIX variant. > >> If not, is there some other way to do this? > >You might check out... >http://starship.skyport.net/crew/lemburg/mxODBC.html > >It might have some more information. (un)Fortunately I talk native to >all my databases, but ODBC is "native" for MS products. > >Chris >-- >| Christopher Petrilli >| petrilli(a)amber.org > >_______________________________________________ >Zope maillist - Zope(a)zope.org >http://www.zope.org/mailman/listinfo/zope >

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Feature Request Withdrawal(RE Non-English User Names)
by LEE, Kwan Soo 17 Feb '99

17 Feb '99

*I have posted almost same message using www.egroups.com/list/Zope from an internet cafe just before the New Year's Day Holiday Season on Lunar Calendar began. But interestingly, that message does not seem get to the list and I got an mail from support(a)digicool.com on the last day of holidays on my OFFICE!(I just dropped in to see everything going well). Sorry & poor those at DC. I am withdrawing my former Feature Request(numbered 22 or 23), since what I asked(see below) is not your fault but those at Netscape. Waiting for DC's reply, I have hacked around the User.py(it took several days since I am an awful newbie at python & programing) to see what's goinng on myself. Now I can definately say, Lynx & MS IE 4.x(English version & Korean version) do not cause any problem with Non-English User Name, but Netscape Navigator DOES no matter what language version and on what os. It simply delivers only a part of the whole auth string. I have verified this on Win95, Win98 & Linux using various versions of above mentioned browsers at several places which uses different methods to be connected to the net(that's why I posted the undelivered mail from an internet cafe not from my office). And posted a bug report to Netscape. Sincere apology for the nuisance that my hassle caused. : - ( LEE Kwan Soo. PS, I suppose that Netscape Navigators for other languages have the same problem. If it happens to be a concern for you, please 'bug report' to Netscape to press them quicker remedy. support(a)digicool.com wrote: > LEE Kwan Soo reported: > > > I can add a new entry whose id has non-English characters(in my case Korea) into UserFolder and UserDB successfully. > > But accessing management screen as that user raises Bin.ascii error. > > > > "decodestring" imported from base64.py module and used in User.py line 388 causes that error. > > > > Don't you think you shoud not allow non-English username if this error is not enevitable? > > > > Or better I'd like to be able to use Non-English usernames. > > > > ps. If those at Digicool found this problem has low priority, I guess, I might able to produce a quick & ugly hack to get around this problem when you tell me how & with what line 388 of User.py get username and password. > > We'll investigate this.

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Tree Tag Options
by Martijn Pieters 17 Feb '99

17 Feb '99

In addition to my previous email, here are two more attributes: header="object" If set, this property is assumed to be an object with a DTML rendering. It is displayed before the current object. The header DTML method is handed a special standard_html_header and standard_html_footer. footer="object" If set, this property is assumed to be an object with a DTML rendering. It is displayed after the current object. The header DTML method is handed a special standard_html_header and standard_html_footer.

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