David Kankiewicz wrote:
At 06:10 PM 10/5/99 +0000, you wrote:
Hi:
I created a ZClass, memberClass. When I create an instance, I can modify its properties, but I cannot change its id (choosing rename from the contents view of the containing folder). The traceback is below. What permission mapping do I need to support rename? This fails for me as superuser, so I don't believe it is a matter of role permissions.
Thanks,
Al
My guess is that you have subclassed User as a class in your ZClass? If that is the case it probably is related to the (undocumented, well if you use the normal management interface you can't) fact, a User object can not be renamed. I've been going through the available methods and haven't seen any that can. (someone tell me I'm wrong? this should be available)
This isn't my problem. This is not a user object, since my members are simple objects to represent members of committees in my place of employment, not members of a community of users of a web site. I just want to make it easy for secretaries to be able to create member lists and change properties (name, department, phone number, etc). Al
Has anyone been able to successfully subclass 'User' in a ZClass and get the user authenticated? or is this a python only deal? In which case, why does it show up in the SubClassable list??
I liked the idea of DTML and ZClasses being easily changeable :(, back to learning more python.
David, tone..
-- ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Albert Kinderman California State University, Northridge albert.kinderman@csun.edu Department of Management Science