At 20:05 17-2-99 , you wrote:
Well, the original worked for me but taking out the _.None made it show up for annonymous users as well.
Woops. That's my testing style for you.
Beats me what is going on here, I just glean the list for things that look useful to me and cut and paste, while I wait for a decent DTML reference.
Speaking of which, is there a list of attributes for things anywhere? Like where would someone come up with AUTHENTICATED_USER.has_role() if not swiped from the www.zope.org site? I thought AUTHENTICATED_USER was just the name of the user and here it has attributes!
I am playing with the idea of setting up a documentation project. I know python has this wonderful selfdocumentation feature built right in, but the Zope Help interface only gives docs on a limited number of objects, and the sourcecode docs are incomplete. The documentation should include a DTML reference, an object reference, a HOWTO section and a tutorial section. Using Zope user folders we can also include Product documentation, brought to you by the authors themselves. If someone gives me some space on a Zope server (our company is completely behind a firewall, and I don't have any external serverspace to do this on right now), we can work out a structure and fill in all the blanks we have now. I believe DigiCool mentioned something on their site about hosting community projects? We can make zope.org the Zope equivalent of Mozilla.org.