Ha, there's a *lot* of them you can look in. But don't make it hard on yourself. GO to http://www.codecatalog.com and type in the name of the function you're looking for... it'll come up with a list of .py files... generally the first one is the one that has the function definition in it.. although inheritance can make this less than 100% accurate, it's worth a shot. You can do the same thing locally by doing something like grep -R -i "def manage_addDTMLDocument" *|more from within the Zope directory. Sometimes this pays off, sometimes it doesn't. Yeah, we know, we know. :-) Robb Shecter wrote:
Chris McDonough wrote:
Robb,
You'd do something like this from within DTML:
<dtml-call expr="manage_addDTMLDocument('mydocumentid', 'mydocumentitle', mycontent)">
Thank you! I actually did end up finding the add method in the ZQR. I wasn't able to figure out on my own, though, what parameters the method takes. How would I have been able to find this? Is there some some source code file I can look in?
Thanks, Robb
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