Well, any help on this one would surely be appreciated. I've gone about as far as I think I can go without asking here... I have a Zope server that is relayed through a portal set up like this: The web server is at www.me.com Anything destined for the zope server will have a address of www.me.com/zope/* OK, I actually have this part working 95% correctly. I've tried doing this with an Apache Front end and virtual Hosting, and I've tried using the ol SiteRoot Folder. I've got both to work except, when I fill in a typical form in manager, or plone, or whatever, it never saves the data. I'm bewildered. Examples: I got into root properties under /manage, and change the title. I hit the Save button, and it comes back to the root zope page. I surf up to the properties page again, and no changes. no error either. I go to plone, which has all the links looking perfect as far as I can tell, open a document, make some changes, hit save, and bingo, it doesn't save, just returns me to the page with no changes. I'm at a loss as to what the problem might be. The action URLs in each of the forms are what I think they should be (mapped through the web relay). I would appreciate any help I can get.
Matt Hapke wrote at 2003-8-25 16:42 -0400:
... I have a Zope server that is relayed through a portal set up like this:
The web server is at www.me.com Anything destined for the zope server will have a address of www.me.com/zope/*
OK, I actually have this part working 95% correctly. I've tried doing this with an Apache Front end and virtual Hosting, and I've tried using the ol SiteRoot Folder.
Use a VHM (Virtual Host Monster). It is much easier (truely).
I've got both to work except, when I fill in a typical form in manager, or plone, or whatever, it never saves the data. I'm bewildered. Examples: I got into root properties under /manage, and change the title. I hit the Save button, and it comes back to the root zope page. I surf up to the properties page again, and no changes. no error either.
Look at the HTML source of your form. Check the "action" in the form and, if it not absolute, see whether there is a "base" tag in the HTML head. Almost surely, the effective URL (as determined by the form action and (maybe) the base tag) is wrong and your modifications are done somewhere else. Dieter
participants (2)
-
Dieter Maurer -
Matt Hapke