New TIP: Use KDE's file manager to provide an alternative editor for DTML DTML
It's very obvious, but then again at least for me it took an embarassingly long time for the gears to click... Behold the wonder of standards-based desktops: http://www.zope.org/Members/dparker/alternativeeditors/index_html
Cool, now if I could just get an "edit me" link in the dtml pages off of the /manage screens, I'd be in heaven. Hmmmm bet that wouldn't be too hard to hack in actually. On Tue, Dec 21, 1999 at 11:54:04AM -0600, Dave Parker wrote:
It's very obvious, but then again at least for me it took an embarassingly long time for the gears to click... Behold the wonder of standards-based desktops:
http://www.zope.org/Members/dparker/alternativeeditors/index_html
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jiva@devware.com wrote:
Cool, now if I could just get an "edit me" link in the dtml pages off of the /manage screens, I'd be in heaven. Hmmmm bet that wouldn't be too hard to hack in actually.
That's what we use: <dtml-if "AUTHENTICATED_USER.has_permission('Change DTML Documents',this())"> <p><a href="<!--#var URL-->/manage_workspace">Seite bearbeiten</a> <p><a href="ftp://<!--#var "AUTHENTICATED_USER.getUserName()"-->@<!--#var "_['URL'][7:]"-->">Diese Seite per ftp</a> </dtml-if> Actually, our ftp-server runs on port 21 (mainly because M$-Word doesn't support portnumbers ... ) so you may end up with something like ftp://<!--#var "AUTHENTICATED_USER.getUserName()"-->@yourhost.com:8021/<!--#var "_['URL'][n:]"--> where n depends on the length of your hostname :-P Perhaps there is something that returns the path without the hostname, that would be easier, but I didn't find it. Chris -- Webteam der Universität Bielefeld mailto:webteam@uni-bielefeld.de Tel. 0521 / 106-3651
I keep getting these errors when I click on something... any ideas what might be wrong? 1999-12-22T07:50:54 INFO(0) ZServer Incoming connection from 151.156.171.213:2325 ------ 1999-12-22T07:50:54 INFO(0) ZServer Successful login. ------ 1999-12-22T07:50:54 ERROR(200) ZServer uncaptured python exception, closing channel <zope_ftp_channel connected 151.156.171.213:2325 at 55b280> (socket.error:(32, 'Broken pipe') [/opt/Zope-2.1.1-src/ZServer/medusa/asynchat.py|handle_read|80] [/opt/Zope-2.1.1-src/ZServer/medusa/asyncore.py|recv|256])
It's very obvious, but then again at least for me it took an embarassingly long time for the gears to click... Behold the wonder of standards-based desktops:
http://www.zope.org/Members/dparker/alternativeeditors/index_html
/Magnus
Magnus Heino wrote:
I keep getting these errors when I click on something... any ideas what might be wrong?
I have not seen anything like this except for when trying to do a PUT operation via something less than KDE 1.1.2 - are you at 1.1.2? In <1.1.2 PUT operations appeared to lock up. Never saw any problems with GETs though.
1999-12-22T07:50:54 INFO(0) ZServer Incoming connection from 151.156.171.213:2325 ------ 1999-12-22T07:50:54 INFO(0) ZServer Successful login. ------ 1999-12-22T07:50:54 ERROR(200) ZServer uncaptured python exception, closing channel <zope_ftp_channel connected 151.156.171.213:2325 at 55b280> (socket.error:(32, 'Broken pipe') [/opt/Zope-2.1.1-src/ZServer/medusa/asynchat.py|handle_read|80] [/opt/Zope-2.1.1-src/ZServer/medusa/asyncore.py|recv|256])
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