+-------[ Nancy Donnelly ]---------------------- | ----- Original Message ---- | From: Paul Winkler <pw_lists@slinkp.com> | | On Tue, Nov 07, 2006 at 03:14:40AM -0800, Nancy Donnelly wrote: | >> That helped a lot! I yahoo'd (can't google any more since they've sold out | to the interests gathering >> our personal data for Homeland Security) | "put_factory" and got this code snippet: | >> | >> if ext == 'dtml': | >> from OFS.DTMLDocument import DTMLDocument | >> | > return DTMLDocument( '', __name__=name ) | >> | >> So...how would I rewrite that to change it into a page template? And, more | importantly, where is >> the documentation to do so? Yahooing didn't help on | this. I went to my Zope installation to: | >> {INSTALLATION}/lib/python/OFS | >> to hunt around, but no script pointing to some "PTDocument" like there is | with DTML. | | > I think you want ZopePageTemplate from lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/ | | Hmm. Looking in that I find these two files that *might* be appropriate: | | PageTemplates.py | ZopePageTemplates.py | | The latter is a wrapper for the former. The former defines the following class: | | class PageTemplate(Base): | | If this is the class I want to use, why only one argument? My example above | cites exactly two arguments. And it is not a "base" I need to pass, is it? | | The latter defines the following class: | | class ZopePageTemplate(Script, PageTemplate, Historical, Cacheable, | Traversable, PropertyManager): | | Why so many arguments? It doesn't look like those are any of the arguments I | need to pass. None of the other files in that folder appeared to make sense, | either. These are not arguments, they are baseclasses. -- Andrew Milton akm@theinternet.com.au