<!--#var "monthvalues[month]"--> should
work, where monthvalues is the name list.
But if English names are good for you, than you can store
dates as floating point numbers in Gadfly and with <!--#var
"PrincipiaTime(Gadfly datefield)"--> or <!--#var "ZopeTime(Gadfly datefield)"--> tags you can
show them. With fmt in #var you can specify different
formats.
Otherwise I prefer the floating point representation in
Gadfly, it is more comfortable for me.
Best regards,
Arpad
Hi Arpad, All
I also thought to this
solution but in my zope application have to print the date with the month
name not only with the month number (ideally).
Finally I create a sql
method with a 12 selects for each month but it is slow :)
If I take
your solution I should find a way to translate this month number in month
name. I see to direction :
1/ If I can obtain the element i of the
propriety list in my folder I win. But how select it, as simply in Python,
this element?
2/ Create a Python class in the Zope Extension Folder
with this translation capability. I try but had no succes (zope mailing list
message :[Zope] - Sort date in gadfly/zope -
Thu, 28 Jan 1999 17:50:57 +0100)
What do you thinks
about?
Thanks a lot, FR
>
Hi,
> It is not clear for me why you don't use the ORDER BY clause in
your SQL
> statement.
> Of course in this case you have to store
month number instead of month name
> in your Gadfly database(to
provide the right order).
> Cheers,
>
Arpad
François-Régis Chalaoux
Bioinformatics Group Synthélabo Biomoléculaire 67080
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