[Zope-CMF] what happened to Document???

[Jeffrey P Shell]

When was your last update before this?  A lot has been going on with 
Document lately, especially in regards to structured text, but I haven't 
seen this behavior.

Why 'bio' is showing up as a string, I don't know.  I'm using document's 
quite heavily right now to write an article about using documents, and 
again - I've had no problems.  But I haven't yet tried getting at the 
cooked_text in a DTML expr.

Have you looked at the products list in the control panel to see if 
there are any broken products?

Oh, then Shane said:
> Like I said, it's being rendered somewhere so it's coming out as a
> string.  Hmm... I wonder if the <dtml-if bio> is causing the rendered
> version of "bio" to be cached?  Try taking out the <dtml-if>, and if it
> solves the problem, we'll work on the new problem introduced by removing
> <dtml-if>. :-)

Oooo, yeah, that could be it.  Nasty...

Jeffrey P Shell, jeffrey@Digicool.com
http://www.digicool.com/ | http://www.zope.org/


On Thursday, May 31, 2001, at 07:14 PM, marc lindahl wrote:

> I just updated my CMF via CVS and it broke structured text 
> documents... I
> don't see any clear explanation in the logs, can someone explain?
>
> This used to work, spitting out a nice structured text block I could 
> put in
> a table cell:
>
> <dtml-if bio><dtml-var "bio.cooked_text"></dtml-if>
>
> where 'bio' is a CMF Document.
>
> Now, I get:
> Error type: AttributeError
> Error value: 'string' object has no attribute 'cooked_text'
>
>
> Also, stuff like bio.text, which used to work, gives the same error.  
> For
> some reason what used to be an (Document) object, zope now thinks is a
> string??
>
>
>
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