[Zope] multiple issues: ie vs mozilla/manage_workspace/traceback/phantom directories

[Chris Withers]

Ricardo Anguiano wrote:
> 
> ie vs mozilla
> 1. This is happening on the 2.4.1 site.  Occasionally I run across one
>    of my pages which I can edit using IE and not mozilla.  When I go
>    to the /manage interface in IE, I get the folders and the tabs
>    across the top like a regular manage_workspace.  When I go to the
>    /manage interface using mozilla, the page displays as it would when
>    I normally load it, as if I had clicked on the view tab.  What do I
>    need to be able to edit all my pages using mozilla/netscape.  I

Have you logged in in Mozilla/Netscape?


> 2. This is happening on the 2.5.0 site. Currently, I have a broken
>    page.  When I enter the URL into a browser I get a Zope traceback.
>    If I try to edit the page using the /manage administrative interface
>    I get a display of the traceback and not the regular
>    manage_workspace.  This is a similar problem to #1, but this is
>    happening only on pages with traceback.  How do I get the regular
>    interface back when I have a problem like this?

I know you sa you've resolved this, but for future reference, when errros occur, 
report the error type, error value and traceback (view the HTML source of the 
error page)

> 3. This is happening on the 2.5.0 site. What's going on in this traceback? 
>   File /usr/local/Zope/lib/python/ZLogger/stupidFileLogger.py, line 27, in __call__
>   File /usr/local/Zope/lib/python/ZLogger/stupidFileLogger.py, line 79, in stupid_log_write
> IOError: (see above)

The Zope process doesn't have the rights necessary to write to the log file. If 
in debug mode, it may mean the Zope process has somehow become detached from its 
controlling terminal.

> 4. This is happening on the 2.5.0 site.  I have a directory structure
> For some reason links pointing off into f1 and f3 from foo's
> index_html document come out as tracebacks, when followed.

You need to include tracebacks for us to be able to help ;-)

> When I manage the foo directory, only f2 is shown in the left frame.
> If I enter the url manually (/manage/example/foo/f1/manage_main,
> manage_workspace displays the missing page just fine. The dtml appears
> ok.)  Any ideas why the links are broken and why the directories are
> missing, but there when explicitly requested?

I wonder if your browser is caching some pages here?

cheers,

Chris