Makeing a squishdot object the index_html(default)
All, I am a total novice with zope but not with its concept... I have been playing with the squishdot code... 1. I can change vthe index_html in / and have the changers show up I create a squishdot product inside the / folder named test and then I can see the squishdot site under http://myhostname.mydomaninand.org:8080/test 2. I now want to replace the "welcome to zope" index_html dtml method with with a squisdot site... how do I do this... all the ways I have tried seem to be very unsuccessful leading to zope metho/object not found errors this includes copy and paste the test/index_html where the "Welcome to Zope" or the other method I tried was to wget the entire squishdot site and then upload it via the uplocad button in "edit dtml method" neither way has worked... as to versions I am on the beta product(latest0 AND greatly impressed... just sorry I am so clueless... :( cheers and thanx in advance A would be squishdot test admin...
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All,
I am a total novice with zope but not with its concept... I have been playing with the squishdot code...
1. I can change vthe index_html in / and have the changers show up I create a squishdot product inside the / folder named test and then I can see the squishdot site under http://myhostname.mydomaninand.org:8080/test
2. I now want to replace the "welcome to zope" index_html dtml method with
with a squisdot site... how do I do this... all the ways I have tried seem to be very unsuccessful leading to zope metho/object not found errors this includes copy and paste the test/index_html where the "Welcome to Zope"
Squishdot is a special kind of folder. The top level 'folder' or root of Zope is also a special kind of folder. You cannot replace the root level folder with any other kind of folder. Then answer is, in Zope, there is no way to do what you want to do. If squishdot wants to be folderish, then it must be subordinate to the root folder. There is however an unofficial patch floating around that will let you 'snip' a certain number of paths off your request, thus making /any/folder/you/want look like / by snipping off 4 leading path elements. Someone around here knows the details on that patch, I don't. But this should get you started. -Michel
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