I've been fighting ZWiki Pages for a couple days now and I finally realized that it's probably *not* my UserFolder that's the problem. I have a Python Script that wants to append to a ZWiki Page for a user (who does not have permission to do so). The script has sufficient proxy roles, but I always get an "Unauthorized: You are not authorized to edit this ZWiki Page." The script can make other objects (like folders) that the user can not, but when it comes to a Wiki, it's powerless. I didn't find this in the archives anywhere, but what I'm really hoping for is a quick workaround. (I need to demo this tomorrow.) Any ideas? Thank you! --kyler
On Tue, 12 Jun 2001 23:04:33 -0500 you wrote:
I've been fighting ZWiki Pages for a couple days
[...] Necessity being such a hot prod, I came up with something different, maybe even better. I was trying to save comments about pages (both ZWiki Pages and DTML Documents). I was thinking that I'd create new Wiki Pages for the comments and name them so that they'd be associated with the document to which they refer. The proxy role problem put an end to that. However...I decided to just store the comments in the page's "comments" property. I then render it using structured text. It's slick. I'm thrilled. I'm going to bed. Thank you for your support. --kyler
"Kyler B. Laird" <laird@ecn.purdue.edu> writes:
However...I decided to just store the comments in the page's "comments" property. I then render it using structured text. It's slick. I'm thrilled. I'm going to bed.
Hi Kyler - glad you got it worked out. You didn't find any discussion of this because it hasn't been raised before, but does enabling the lines in ZWikiPage.py that look like #self._validateProxy(REQUEST) # XXX correct ? don't think so # do zwiki pages obey proxy roles ? help ? -Simon
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