Is it possible some how to get a programmer-readable good-old plaintext traceback directly in my page, instead that weird unusable list formatted stuff? It's driving me crazy step-by-step... :( Yes, you can add the following line in your "standard_error_message": **<dtml-var error_tb>
Regards, Josef.
On Saturday 08 February 2003 17:05, Josef Meile wrote:
Yes, you can add the following line in your "standard_error_message": **<dtml-var error_tb>
Yes, I do it exactly. This is what I call "formatted unusable stuff". But I need native Python traceback with full system path's and so on. -- Regards, Bogdan VI is a roman number. You cannot edit a file with a roman number. Use emacs. -- alt.religion.emacs
Bo M. Maryniuck wrote at 2003-2-10 10:15 +0200:
On Saturday 08 February 2003 17:05, Josef Meile wrote:
Yes, you can add the following line in your "standard_error_message": **<dtml-var error_tb>
Yes, I do it exactly. This is what I call "formatted unusable stuff". But I need native Python traceback with full system path's and so on.
Please search the mailing list archives! Someone else had the same problem and solved it ;-) Dieter
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