[Zope] Zope from a php perspective
Tom Jenkins
tjenkins@devis.com
Wed, 17 Jan 2001 02:46:16 EST
Howdy,
Yes, you can call another object outside your "tree". Example:
lets say you have
/folder1/folder1a/item1
and
/folder2/item2
and you want to access item2 from item1 in dtml you need to put item2
into the context:
<dtml-with "folder2.item2">
<p>
This puts item2 from folder2 into context... any dtml-var calls will
first be applied to item2
until the closing with tag
</p>
title of item2 = <dtml-var title>
</dtml-with>
with the "folder2.item2" Zope starts walking up the tree until it finds
folder2 then walks down to find item2
hope this helps
Tom
"Vincent Stoessel" wrote:
>
> Hello All,
> I have starting testing Zope as a potential
> CMS for some production websites. I think I understand the
> basic of to create and edit pages in the Zope system.
> I haver a few questions for those more experieced with
> this system. I am very familiar with php so I need someone
> to translate these concepts for me.
>
>
> include_path : I understand that you can automatically
> include objects into pages by referencing their id, I also
understand
> that Zope automatically searches up the parent chain till it finds a
> matching object. But what if I want to include something outside of
the
> tree? or just wanted a central repositories of object that I wanted
to
> be able access from anywhere.
>
> i.e
>
>
>
>
> cars colors
> |
> |
> ford
> red
> |
> toyota
>
> if cars and colors are on seperate branches, how an I
> "cross" the brnches to access objects.
>
Tom Jenkins
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