First I want to thank all the hard workers that have put all this planet-Zope together. I'm developing a simple template procedure for website presentations (with SVG and the internet I think we can forget powerpointlike presentantions for a while) using zope as THE server. Since my presentation is next friday, I'm creating something that works, but I'm not happy with it. The problem is: I have a couple of methods(DTML and Python)per presentation. The DTML receive as parameter the slide number and calls the python script that returns the name of the slide. Therefore, right now everytime that I want to setup a presentation I have to build two documents. I would like to build only one document per presentation: the python script. A general DTML method should receive two parameters (pResnetation and sLide) and create the page calling the appropiate python script. BUT, I cannot call the python script using the parameter pResentation like <dtml-var foo=expr"pResentation(sLide)">. So the topic question might be how can I receive a parameter using GET that represents a python scritp and call this script from the DTML method without using external scripts? Thanks in advance! PS wouldn't it be nice if some guru can develop a class for presentations that would allow us to assemble a bunch of slides in less than a minute minute using zope? _______________________________________________________________ El Nokia 5510, un aspecto extraño, un sonido genial. Visite http://es.promotions.yahoo.com/nokia/ descubra el Nokia 5510 y ¡lléveselo! El concurso acaba el 16 de diciembre de 2001.
At 05:27 AM 12/10/2001 +0100, tximi txanga wrote:
PS wouldn't it be nice if some guru can develop a class for presentations that would allow us to assemble a bunch of slides in less than a minute minute using zope?
Well, SmartWizard is a little bit complex, but I used it for presentations before. See http://demo.iuveno-net.de/iuveno/Products/SmartWizard. I used to (and still do) use the original XMLDocument and some DTML. For a demo see http://physics.cbu.edu/Cellphones/Presentations/. All you need to do then is to setup an XML Document that describes your slides. Very easy. I can send you the code if you like. Regards, Stephan -- Stephan Richter CBU - Physics and Chemistry Student Web2k - Web Design/Development & Technical Project Management
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