Please keep your posts on the list... I am not familiar with 'invokeFactory', but I have used manage_addDTMLDocument (and DTMLMethod) with no problems. When in doubt... try it! Jonathan ----- Original Message ----- From: "Greg Gehrich" <greggehrich@yahoo.com> To: "Jonathan Hobbs" <toolkit@magma.ca> Sent: September 20, 2004 4:49 PM Subject: Re: [Zope] Current Folder

Jonathon,

Here's my code. I'm still getting an attribute error when calling capture_html_extmethod. Should I be using manage_addDTMLDocument instead of invokeFactory?

Thanks, Gregory

<code> #assign the page to be captured to a variable capture_page_name = remote_url

# Create new document context.invokeFactory(id='test123.html', type_name='Document', description='test stuff') newdoc = context.restrictedTraverse('test123.html')

# Populate a variable with captured HTML returned from the external method htmlPageData = newdoc.capture_html_extmethod(page_url=capture_page_name)

# Add data to created page newdoc.edit('html',htmlPageData) return "Created test123.html document!" </code>

--- Jonathan Hobbs <toolkit@magma.ca> wrote:

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----- Original Message ----- From: "Gregory Gehrich" <greggehrich@yahoo.com>

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I want to use a Python script within Zope to create a document. If I have a folder that I want to create it in--no problem, I use getattr and use the name of the folder.

The problem occurs if I want to use the current directory instead. What is need is to use something like getattr with the current directory name.

This should work:

#create a DTML Document in the same folder as this python script is running in context.manage_addDTMLDocument('newDoc', 'newTitle')

#get the new object ndoc=context.restrictedTraverse('newDoc')

#stick some text into the document docContents='Some text' ndoc.manage_edit(docContents, 'aNewTitle')

return 'All Done'

HTH

Jonathan

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