Create a python script called rssFormatter(text):: from Products.PythonScripts.standard import structured_text, html_quote return html_quote(structured_text(text)) Which you use later as <dtml-var "rssFormatter(summary)"> I think for some of my RSS feeds I use CDATA, so _my_ rssFormatter() script looks something like this:: return "<![CDATA[%s]]>" % text The advantage with CDATA is that you won't need to html quote things. On 9/8/05, Jonathan Cyr <cyrj@cyr.info> wrote:
Hello,
I can't seem to find this anywhere.
I am constructing an RSS 2.0 feed for a zope app. I am creating the rss.xml file in a DTML method. One of the information elements I wish to include in the feed is a structured-text paragraph. To use any XHTML in a feed you must "html_quote" all of the extended characters for it to work.
So I wish to do something like <dtml-var summary fmt="structured-text" html_quote>
This obviously doesn't work, (would have been cool if it did tho). How do I access the structured text and html quote translation mechanisms in an expr tag.
Something like <dtml-var expr="summary.structured_text().html_quote()">
Thanks in advance, still googling for it.
-Jon
ps- I don't use ZPT, DTML was chose a while back, and would rather keep the RSS in a DTML Method rather than a python script. The layers are getting pretty hairy, don't want to add indention to it
-- Jonathan Cyr cyrj@cyr.info
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