ken kinder <kkinde-@messagemedia.com> wrote:
How can I either cast a string to a list w/o messing up an existing list, or gain access to Python functions such as type() from a dtml-if statement?
The simple answer is: you don't need to cast. :) Zope provides a solution: your specify in your multiple-select a name like varname:list, and Zope will automatically cast it into a list. That is, append the ':list' to your variable names. Hung Jung ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
That didn't seem to work. Am I doing this right? <dtml-let assignment:list=assignment> <dtml-in assignment:list> <!--#call "qryCAssign(user_id=_['sequence-item'],client_id=client_id)"--> </dtml-in> </dtml-let> Hung Jung Lu wrote:
ken kinder <kkinde-@messagemedia.com> wrote:
How can I either cast a string to a list w/o messing up an existing list, or gain access to Python functions such as type() from a dtml-if statement?
The simple answer is: you don't need to cast. :)
Zope provides a solution: your specify in your multiple-select a name like varname:list, and Zope will automatically cast it into a list. That is, append the ':list' to your variable names.
Hung Jung
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