Paul Winkler wrote:
However when I use the python script getLink I receive the following error. What's wrong ?
Several things. First, you're mixing tal and DTML. Second, you're not providing a namespace for getLink. Assuming that getLink is a python script that lives somewhere above this template, try this:
<tr tal:repeat="file batch" > <td><input type="checkbox" name="ids:list" value="id" tal:attributes="value file/id"></td> <td><a href="HOME_URL" tal:attributes="href python:container.getLink(file.id)" tal:content="file/id">HOME TITLE OR ID</a></td> <br> </tr>
Note several changes: - I changed "files" to "file" because it's only one at a time. - Everywhere you use id, it must be file/id (in python, file.id). - value="<dtml-var id>" won't work in TAL ;-) - getLink lives somewhere... I'm betting on container.getLink
Note that you should never ever use object.id or object/id. Always use the getId() method (in TALES object/getId). Phil