Hi, I have just installed Zope on Linux, Windows NT, and Windows 2000 Pro. No problem, it works. I have created a new user, and logged in. I have added a folder (id=home and Title= my home page). I opened the folder "home" and edited some text, I saved the change and "View in New Window"; I saw the result as expected in : http://localhost:8000/home . Ok. I closed my Zope very happy; but when later I tried to edit my home page I find only the text generated by Zope and I can see it only when I call it from the browser (http://localhost:8000/home). How to re-edit a page already saved? Thank you. ps. I have had the same problem following step-by-step the example giver with Zope. -- <jk> ___________________________________________________ http://space.tin.it/scuola/jkhaldi FreeBSD ~ The Power to Serve
Try http://localhost:8080/manage
-----Original Message----- From: zope-admin@zope.org [mailto:zope-admin@zope.org]On Behalf Of Jilani Khaldi Sent: Monday, June 05, 2000 2:02 PM To: Zope ML Subject: [Zope] Help needed for a new zope fan!
Hi, I have just installed Zope on Linux, Windows NT, and Windows 2000 Pro. No problem, it works. I have created a new user, and logged in. I have added a folder (id=home and Title= my home page). I opened the folder "home" and edited some text, I saved the change and "View in New Window"; I saw the result as expected in : http://localhost:8000/home . Ok. I closed my Zope very happy; but when later I tried to edit my home page I find only the text generated by Zope and I can see it only when I call it from the browser (http://localhost:8000/home). How to re-edit a page already saved?
Thank you.
ps. I have had the same problem following step-by-step the example giver with Zope.
-- <jk> ___________________________________________________ http://space.tin.it/scuola/jkhaldi FreeBSD ~ The Power to Serve
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Hi All, I'm trying to put in place the infrastructure to manage a trade organization that does a lot of standards work for the eBook world (http://www.openebook.org/). At the moment, the site is all static. We now have a handful of working groups with subgroups, etc. I'm trying to pick the right technology to build a much fancier site with lots of groupware stuff. Zope looks pretty good.. I'm looking for suggestions for how to tackle one of the pieces I think I need. I don't know Python (yet), but do know a dozen other OO languages and web stuff pretty much inside out... I've created a WorkingGroup ZClass. I'm going to create WorkingGroups for each of the workign groups in the "real world." I want to give them the ability to have a library of documents that are meaningful for their work. I want to capture certain metadata about each Document (author, etc.). I want the documents to be URL-addressable and to be protectable using the standard Zope security system. I imagine that the DTHL for the index view of WorkingGroup will have, among other things, a list of documents in the document library (for that WorkignGroup) with the ability to add/remove/update/etc... While many of the folks on the working groups will be web-savvy, this whole thing should behave as an application for them. I don't believe I want to expose them to the Zope Management interface. I'm trying to figure out which direction to head. Would you build a new ZClass called DocumentLibrary and another called Document (maybe subclass from File somehow?)? How would you generate the table view of all the documents in a DocumentLibrary (DTML in the index view of the DocumentLibrary)? How would you deal with next/prev if the list's too long? I'm willing to do the work, but I'd rather have a sense that I'm pursuing this in a way that embodies some ZopeSense. Suggestions? Thanks much, David ___________________________________________________________ David Ornstein, CTO, NuvoMedia, Inc. AIM: dbo666 voice: 650-314-1200 web: http://www.nuvomedia.com/ PGP Public Key Available at: ldap://certserver.pgp.com "An honest man is able to speak for himself, when a knave is not." Shakespeare, King Henry VI., Part 2
Hi All, As I mentioned in my last post: [I'm trying to put in place the infrastructure to manage a trade organization that does a lot of standards work for the eBook world (http://www.openebook.org/). At the moment, the site is all static. We now have a handful of working groups with subgroups, etc. I'm trying to pick the right technology to build a much fancier site with lots of groupware stuff. Zope looks pretty good..]
> Is it crazy to have 20 or 30 roles in my Zope system? <<<<<<<<
I've got members of the site who sit on this working group or that working group and various subgroups and I need to be able to control access to the various areas of the site based on this membership. Roles seem like the right choice here, but I'm wondering if this is crzay. Does this rub any of the Zopexperts the wrong way? David ___________________________________________________________ David Ornstein, CTO, NuvoMedia, Inc. AIM: dbo666 voice: 650-314-1200 web: http://www.nuvomedia.com/ PGP Public Key Available at: ldap://certserver.pgp.com "An honest man is able to speak for himself, when a knave is not." Shakespeare, King Henry VI., Part 2
----- Original Message ----- From: "David Ornstein" <davido@nuvomedia.com> To: "zope-admin" <zope@zope.org> Sent: Monday, June 05, 2000 11:25 PM Subject: [Zope] Too many Roles?
>> Is it crazy to have 20 or 30 roles in my Zope system? <<<<<<<<
I've got members of the site who sit on this working group or that working group and various subgroups and I need to be able to control access to the various areas of the site based on this membership. Roles seem like the right choice here, but I'm wondering if this is crzay. Does this rub any of the Zopexperts the wrong way?
You might want to look at Local Roles. I believe using Local Roles, you could create a role like "WGMember", and then designate that certain people have the WGMember role in certain folders... this may work out to be cleaner than building separate roles for working group... Kevin
On Mon, 5 Jun 2000, David Ornstein wrote:
>> Is it crazy to have 20 or 30 roles in my Zope system? <<<<<<<<
Nah. Note that you need to create roles at a point in the tree, and they then appear and are usable on the management interfaces from that point down. I have to restrict access to resources by student subject or course. I'm currently only using about 60, but its quite possible I'll quickly end up in in the hundreds when more students start using Zope resources. The trick is to only 'create' the role when you need to grant rights to it. A role exists only in the point in the tree it is created and down, and there is nothing to stop you creating the same role in multiple locations. If you create them all in your root folder, your security screens become useless, but it is fine if you only have 5-10 defined at any particular point. -- Stuart Bishop Work: zen@cs.rmit.edu.au Senior Systems Alchemist Play: zen@shangri-la.dropbear.id.au Computer Science, RMIT University
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