I have reached the maximum size of a DTML document(around 30-31 KB) that Zope will allow(perhaps this is browser specific?). Everything in my DTML document is being used to display data(the data processing occurs inside DTML methods that are called from this document). However, I have more code to add to the document for display purposes but cannot because I have reached the maximum size that Zope will allow. What are my options at this point? Does Zope allow the use of includes similar to Java Server Pages? If not, what can I do? Embedding this presentation logic inside DTML methods and then calling these methods from the DTML document using <dtml-var> is something I thought of but I am not certain this will work. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. - Asad
DTML Documents have no max size limit. If yes, tell about errors and how to reproduce them. -aj --On Dienstag, 27. April 2004 11:29 Uhr -0400 Asad Habib <ahabib@engin.umich.edu> wrote:
I have reached the maximum size of a DTML document(around 30-31 KB) that Zope will allow(perhaps this is browser specific?). Everything in my DTML document is being used to display data(the data processing occurs inside DTML methods that are called from this document). However, I have more code to add to the document for display purposes but cannot because I have reached the maximum size that Zope will allow. What are my options at this point? Does Zope allow the use of includes similar to Java Server Pages? If not, what can I do? Embedding this presentation logic inside DTML methods and then calling these methods from the DTML document using <dtml-var> is something I thought of but I am not certain this will work. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
- Asad
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Well, there is no error being generated but Zope does not allow me to add anything(i.e. when I type the cursor does not move forward and my Mac's alert sound rings). Also, if I try adding code to this document by copying/pasting, this code is added but an equivalent amount of code is deleted from the end of the document. Is this browser specific? If it helps, I am using IE 5.2 on a Mac G4 for my Zope development. - Asad On Tue, 27 Apr 2004, Andreas Jung wrote:
DTML Documents have no max size limit. If yes, tell about errors and how to reproduce them.
-aj
--On Dienstag, 27. April 2004 11:29 Uhr -0400 Asad Habib <ahabib@engin.umich.edu> wrote:
I have reached the maximum size of a DTML document(around 30-31 KB) that Zope will allow(perhaps this is browser specific?). Everything in my DTML document is being used to display data(the data processing occurs inside DTML methods that are called from this document). However, I have more code to add to the document for display purposes but cannot because I have reached the maximum size that Zope will allow. What are my options at this point? Does Zope allow the use of includes similar to Java Server Pages? If not, what can I do? Embedding this presentation logic inside DTML methods and then calling these methods from the DTML document using <dtml-var> is something I thought of but I am not certain this will work. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
- Asad
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Sounds like problem of your crappy browser :-) -aj --On Dienstag, 27. April 2004 11:55 Uhr -0400 Asad Habib <ahabib@engin.umich.edu> wrote:
Well, there is no error being generated but Zope does not allow me to add anything(i.e. when I type the cursor does not move forward and my Mac's alert sound rings). Also, if I try adding code to this document by copying/pasting, this code is added but an equivalent amount of code is deleted from the end of the document. Is this browser specific? If it helps, I am using IE 5.2 on a Mac G4 for my Zope development.
- Asad
On Tue, 27 Apr 2004, Andreas Jung wrote:
DTML Documents have no max size limit. If yes, tell about errors and how to reproduce them.
-aj
--On Dienstag, 27. April 2004 11:29 Uhr -0400 Asad Habib <ahabib@engin.umich.edu> wrote:
I have reached the maximum size of a DTML document(around 30-31 KB) that Zope will allow(perhaps this is browser specific?). Everything in my DTML document is being used to display data(the data processing occurs inside DTML methods that are called from this document). However, I have more code to add to the document for display purposes but cannot because I have reached the maximum size that Zope will allow. What are my options at this point? Does Zope allow the use of includes similar to Java Server Pages? If not, what can I do? Embedding this presentation logic inside DTML methods and then calling these methods from the DTML document using <dtml-var> is something I thought of but I am not certain this will work. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
- Asad
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Am 27. Apr 2004 um 12:06 schrieb Andreas Jung:
Sounds like problem of your crappy browser :-)
-aj
--On Dienstag, 27. April 2004 11:55 Uhr -0400 Asad Habib <ahabib@engin.umich.edu> wrote:
Well, there is no error being generated but Zope does not allow me to add anything(i.e. when I type the cursor does not move forward and my Mac's alert sound rings). Also, if I try adding code to this document by copying/pasting, this code is added but an equivalent amount of code is deleted from the end of the document. Is this browser specific? If it helps, I am using IE 5.2 on a Mac G4 for my Zope development.
For some brief period IE 5 on OS X was actually a good browser, far ahead of everyone else (including Windoze browsers) when it came to CSS. Now it's just crap. Don't use it. Get Firefox (the "slimmed-down" Mozilla). jens
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