Rebecca.R.Hepper@seagate.com wrote:
Yep, the code is as shown below. If admin creates the folder in the management screen, 'folder' gets chosen from the 'Select Type To Add' drop down box. If other users add a folder, I go to the 'folder contents' area then choose 'New' and add a folder.
Ah, okay, you didn't mention you were using the CMF ;-) That makes things a lot more understandable...
Rebecca.R.Hepper@seagate.com wrote:
<table tal:define="myhere root/myportal/topfolder/folderA"> <tr valign="top" align="left" tal:repeat="folders python:myhere.objectValues('Folder')"> <td><input type="radio" name="release" value="folders" tal:attributes ="value folders/title"></td> </tr>
I run into problems depending on who owns the subfolders in folderA. If admin created the folderA/subfolder, the form will display a radio button for the folder. If anyone else (i.e. manager, owner, member) creates the subfolder, it will not be displayed.
That's because you're creating different types of object ;-) When you go in as admin (through the management interface, I'm guessing?), you're creating 'Folder' objects. When you go in through the folder_contents intefrace, you're creating 'Portal Folder' objects. Soooo.... What you actually want is: 1. Always create your folders through the folder_contents interace, even if you're admin. 2. change your code above to: <table tal:define="myhere root/myportal/topfolder/folderA"> <tr valign="top" align="left" tal:repeat="folders python:myhere.contentValues(filter={'Type': 'Folder'})"> <td><input type="radio" name="release" value="folders" tal:attributes="value folders/title"></td> </tr> cheers, Chris