Hi Zopers, is there a simple way to access AUTHENTICATED_USER from a python script. I tried context.AUTHENTICATED_USER but did not work. An option is to give AUTHENTICATED_USER as an argument, but is there another (shorter) way ? Is there a javascript or java applet out of there able to generate HTML-Tags so we can incorporate it into a CMS and giving the user a more comfortable interface to play with ? Look for calvin, pray for his return and don't feed the fish... oliver --- "I'm a simple man with complex tastes." -Calvin --- Oliver Pabst .-------------------------. mailto:olpa@sybcom.de : : phone :+49 681 56600600 : project department : SYBCOM GmbH fax :+49 681 56600660 : : http://www.sybcom.de
user = context.REQUEST.AUTHENTICATED_USER print user.getRoles() ----- Original Message ----- From: <olpa@sybcom.de> To: <zope@zope.org> Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 4:22 PM Subject: [Zope] Access to AUTHENTICATED_USER from Pythonscript ?
Hi Zopers,
is there a simple way to access AUTHENTICATED_USER from a python script. I tried context.AUTHENTICATED_USER but did not work.
An option is to give AUTHENTICATED_USER as an argument, but is there another (shorter) way ?
Is there a javascript or java applet out of there able to generate HTML-Tags so we can incorporate it into a CMS and giving the user a more comfortable interface to play with ?
Look for calvin, pray for his return and don't feed the fish... oliver
--- "I'm a simple man with complex tastes." -Calvin --- Oliver Pabst .-------------------------. mailto:olpa@sybcom.de : : phone :+49 681 56600600 : project department : SYBCOM GmbH fax :+49 681 56600660 : : http://www.sybcom.de
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Peter Bengtsson wrote:
user = context.REQUEST.AUTHENTICATED_USER print user.getRoles()
This is deprecated. bind the namespace and use: _.SecurityGetUser() ...instead. You might also be able to import the same thing into PythonScripts without the namespace, but you'd need to ask Evan... cheers, Chris
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