[Zope-CMF] Re: Installing a CMF Content Type from scratch
Jens Vagelpohl
jens at dataflake.org
Tue Jan 9 19:17:19 EST 2007
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On 10 Jan 2007, at 01:01, Charlie Clark wrote:
>> You may need to check its "globally_addable" property (the type
>> object's) and verify that the container into which you would like
>> to add
>> an instance does not have a type-based restriction on adding
>> (e.g., the
>> 'filter_contents' and 'allowed_types' settings on the container's
>> type
>> informatino object).
>
> I realise I'm being somewhat obtuse about this but where do I set
> the globally_addable property? I've been basing my stuff on the
> example in the Plone book but also on CMFCalendar. My Zope Product
> gets installed with no errors. This is my factory_type_information
I believe Tres is referring to is the "global_allow" property that
you can find in the GenericSetup XML files for content types. To make
a long story short: Completely forget the Plone book examples and
look at the GenericSetup examples as set by _recent_ CMF versions,
described by the XML files inside <product>/profiles/default/.
factory_type_information dictionaries are obsoleted by GenericSetup
profiles.
jens
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