a manage_workspace of my own
Hi zope, My application uses lots of different types of tables. What I would really like is a custom public manage_workspace interface to my folders. I want the cut/copy/paste and 'add' buttons. I just need the options to: 1) set my own tabs 2) create my own 'types' for the pull-down add box 3) add a column or two 4) limit and/or sort the contents I have looked all over and I cannot figure out how to inherit the manage_workspace logic with a different name and parameters. This seems an obvious interface for certain applications, but no one has mentioned it in the list or the how-to's. Being good with logic, average with Python, and abeginning Zope programmer, where would I even start? --Jerry Zope 2.4.1 ( ) / History repeats itself, and that's one of the things that's wrong with history. --Clarence Darrow
Hi zope, My response to what I <JM> wrote me on Thursday, November 01, 2001 at 2:16 PM: Doh! I was reading from front to back. I just got to ZClasses, which looks like just what I want. -- /\_/\ Jerry McRae \|||/ mail safely: The Bat! 1.53d (~o o~) (. .) )'Y'( _______________-o00-(_)-00o-____________________________________ ( ) / Every man is guilty of all the good he didn't do. --Voltaire ========== your original message below ========== From: Jerry McRae To: zope@zope.org on: 2:16:35 PM re: a manage_workspace of my own wise words: JM> Hi zope, JM> My application uses lots of different types of tables. What I would JM> really like is a custom public manage_workspace interface to my folders. JM> I want the cut/copy/paste and 'add' buttons. I just need the options JM> to: JM> 1) set my own tabs JM> 2) create my own 'types' for the pull-down add box JM> 3) add a column or two JM> 4) limit and/or sort the contents JM> I have looked all over and I cannot figure out how to inherit the JM> manage_workspace logic with a different name and parameters. This seems JM> an obvious interface for certain applications, but no one has mentioned JM> it in the list or the how-to's. Being good with logic, average JM> with Python, and abeginning Zope programmer, where would I even start? JM> --Jerry JM> Zope 2.4.1 JM> ( ) / History repeats itself, JM> and that's one of the things that's wrong with history. --Clarence Darrow
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