[Zope] DTMLFile, the mysterious animal
Oliver Bleutgen
myzope@gmx.net
Tue, 20 Aug 2002 11:59:41 +0200
Casey Duncan wrote:
> DTMLFile is a class, and is generally instantiated at import time. Passing
> arguments to the class constructor (filter='Image') doesn't affect the
> execution of the instance itself (the dtml code).
>
> To pass arguments to the instance, you do so when you actually call it. If its
> being called from the web (a likely thing), then you can pass arguments on
> the query string (?filter=Image). If you cannot do this, then you must wrap
> the dtml file call in another method that supplies the arguments, something
> like:
>
> main_dtml = DTMLFile('www/main.dtml', globals())
>
> def main(self, context, REQUEST, **kw):
> kw['filter'] = 'Image'
> return self.main_dtml(context, REQUEST, **kw)
>
> hth,
>
> -Casey
Many thanks Casey,
I see it was a quite dumb mistake, what confused me was that apparently
I managed to create a situation where objectItems wasn't callable
anymore (as the error told me). Anyway, now it works, thanks again.
cheers,
oliver