Hi I apologize for Cross posting. I am a beginner on Zope and I was not aware of this.I wil take care to not cross post. ThankYou for pointing this out. I would like to thank you immensely for your reply. I am trying to implement changes you have suggested. I have received mails from other Zope Users as well. I would like to Thank everyone who have replied to my mail. After compiling all information based on the replies I have received I will also send a detailed mail with the understanding I have received on creating a sitemap and also reading through the HTML files. Thanks once again Anitha
From: Dieter Maurer <dieter@handshake.de> To: "Anitha George" <anithageorge27@hotmail.com> CC: zope@zope.org Subject: Re: [Zope] Reading contents of a Page Template Date: Mon, 18 Aug 2003 20:18:45 +0200
You know that you should not cross post?
Reply restricted to "zope@zope.org" (where your questions belongs to).
Anitha George wrote at 2003-8-17 10:59 +0000:
... I have a requirement to create a SiteMap for my site. My site is dynamically built from the Zope tree structure. Folder and Sub Folders need to appear as a tree structure and need to be sorted by name and date. I have viewed the examples in the Examples folder in ZMI and gotten a general Idea of how to get the files within a specific folder. But I need to be able to go through the whole set of folders and sub Folders and create the SiteMap and not just for a single folder .
Is your requirement similar to the left frame in Zope's Management Interface (ZMI)? In this case, you could look at its code (--> "App/dtml/menu.dtml"). "dtml-tree" allows you to preexpand the complete tree. But, of course, "dtml-tree" generates an interactive tree, which you may not want.
You can use also the tree support of "ZPT" (which is also usable in DTML). It provides more control over the tree display than "dtml-tree" (and therefore you can build a non-interactive tree). It is defined in the package "ZTUtils". Look at the ZPT examples to learn how to use it.
Is there some While- Do Loop which I can use to Loop through till I reach the Lowest rung in a Tree for each and every Folder and create a Site Map.
Use a Python Script either to build the complete HTML structure or to to build an auxiliary structure (e.g. a sequence of (level,obj) pairs) and format it in ZPT/DTML.
Also Each of these folders has an index_html page template which can be linked from the SiteMap that is created. Each of the index_html files has a number of anchor tags. These Tags are for moving within the Page. I need to be able to include these Tage as well in My SiteMap ... CAN I GET THESE ANCHOR TAG LINKS ON EACH PAGE BY READING THROUGH THE CONTENT OF EACH OF THESE PAGE TEMPLATES?
When your tags are "HTML tags", then you would need to parse their source (and find the tags). This may be a bit expensive.
IS THERE SOME OTHER WAY TO DO ALL THESE ???
It would be easier when the tags were generated from an easily accessible structure (e.g. properties of "index_html" or the folder).
Dieter
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