Thomas G. Apostolou schrieb:
Αρχικό μήνυμα από Tino Wildenhain <tino@wildenhain.de>:
Thomas G. Apostolou schrieb:
I have an External Method "CharSetConv" that get a String_To_Be_Converted, its encoding and the encoding to convert
it
to.
I call it like this: <dtml-in sequence-item> <td><dtml-var expr="CharSetConv(_,
'String_To_Be_Converted',
'ISO-8859-7', 'UTF-8')"> </td> </dtml-in> but in the place of 'String_To_Be_Converted' i want to pass
<dtml-var
sequence-item>, and i can not find the way to do so. i have tried to write it like: <dtml-in sequence-item> <td><dtml-var expr="CharSetConv(_, '<dtml-var
sequence-item>',
'ISO-8859-7', 'UTF-8')"> </td> </dtml-in> but does not work Can anyone help please?
Well, DTML sux for a reason ;)
but <dtml-in sequence-item> makes no sense unless you have list in list.
You dont need an external method to convert between charsets:
<dtml-var expr="_['sequence-item'].decode('iso-8859-7').encode('utf-8')" >
HTH Tino
Dear friend thanks alot fro your reply. I do have a lists in list your sugestion return an error
Site error This site encountered an error trying to fulfill your request. The errors were: Error Type AttributeError Error Value 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'decode' Request made at 2005/10/19 17:17:03.485 GMT+3
what is wrong?
Looks like you have a None object among your strings in the list. If so, you can either do: <dtml-if sequence-item> <dtml-var> expr="_['sequence-item'].decode('iso-8859-7').encode('utf-8')" > </dtml-if> which is the quick & dirty variant, or: <dtml-var expr="(_['sequence-item'] or "").decode('iso-8859-7').encode('utf-8')" > Which uses a "boolean trick". HTH Tino PS: get used to python scripts where this is a lot better to write