I had tried that to. It didn't work either. Here is why... I was running the code from an DTML Document, not a DTML Method. However, once I put the code in a DTML Method, it still didn't work. I think that part of the problem is that the scope I'm working with by calling the code from a DTML document, and then look for all of the DTML documents in the folder, is misplaced. What I may need is to call the parent object (a folder) to look for that bit of code... Something like <dtml-in expr="Parent.objectValeus('DTML DOcument')" sort="decision_date" reverse> <dtml-if expr="document_type == 'case'"> Do something... </dtml-if> </dtml-in> Except that I don't have the parent parameter right. I don't remember how to call a parent object. Do you think that would solve the problem? Ron
From: complaw@hal-pc.org Date: Fri, 15 Jun 2001 22:32:18 GMT To: Dieter Maurer <dieter@handshake.de>, complaw@hal-pc.org, zope@zope.org Subject: Re: [Zope] Checking for a boolean property value in DTML
complaw@hal-pc.org writes:
I have a boolean property in a DTML Document. The boolean property is called "mental_steps_doctrine". I want to list those documents that have mental_steps_doctrine set to "TRUE".... <dtml-if expr="mental_steps_doctrine == 1"> Try: <dtml-if mental_steps_doctrine>
I had tried that. It didn't work (much to my surprise).
Wouldn't that be a check if the variable itself exists?
I would think:
<dtml-if expr="mental_steps_doctrine">
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