Newbie question re python script to return proper URL for folder
Hi, all: We have a set of folders; each folder contains a dtml document named "content". At the top level, we have an index_html that combines the standard_html_header, content, and standard_html_footer to produce the finished pages. Now, we're mass cataloguing these pages and we want to search the catalog and return links to **the folder** that contains the content document, rather than the document itself. In the results method in the Catalog, I've done this: <a href="urltrim?url=&dtml-absolute_url;"><dtml-var title></a> where urltrim is a python script that looks like this: --- start script urltrim ##parameters=url import string sloc=string.rfind(url, '/') result=url[:sloc+1] print context.REQUEST.RESPONSE.redirect(result) --- end script This works; if someone clicks on a link to one of the catalogued content objects, they get the folder. However, I'm positive that this is Not The Zope Way to achieve this result. Can anyone show me a more zopish approach to the correct result? Thanks! Ben bchapman@utulsa.edu
participants (1)
-
Ben Chapman