[Zope] Reading contents of a Page Template

[Anitha George]

Hi
I apologize for Cross posting.
I am a beginner on Zope and I was not aware of this.I wil take care to not 
cross post.
ThankYou for pointing this out.
I would like to thank you immensely for your reply.
I am trying to implement changes you have suggested.
I have received mails from other Zope Users as well.
I would like to Thank everyone who have replied to my mail.
After compiling all information based on the replies I have received I will 
also send a detailed mail with the understanding I have received on creating 
a sitemap and also reading through the HTML files.
Thanks once again
Anitha


>From: Dieter Maurer <dieter at handshake.de>
>To: "Anitha George" <anithageorge27 at hotmail.com>
>CC: zope at zope.org
>Subject: Re: [Zope] Reading contents of a Page Template
>Date: Mon, 18 Aug 2003 20:18:45 +0200
>
>You know that you should not cross post?
>
>Reply restricted to "zope at zope.org" (where your questions belongs to).
>
>Anitha George wrote at 2003-8-17 10:59 +0000:
>  > ...
>  > I have a requirement to create a SiteMap for my site.
>  > My site is dynamically built from the Zope tree structure.
>  > Folder and Sub Folders need to appear as a tree structure and need to 
>be
>  > sorted by name and date.
>  > I have viewed the examples in the Examples folder in ZMI and gotten a
>  > general Idea of how to get the files within a specific folder.
>  > But I need to be able to go through the whole set of folders and sub 
>Folders
>  > and create the SiteMap and not just for a single folder .
>
>Is your requirement similar to the left frame in Zope's Management 
>Interface
>(ZMI)?
>In this case, you could look at its code (--> "App/dtml/menu.dtml").
>"dtml-tree" allows you to preexpand the complete tree.
>But, of course, "dtml-tree" generates an interactive tree, which you
>may not want.
>
>You can use also the tree support of "ZPT" (which is also usable in DTML).
>It provides more control over the tree display than "dtml-tree"
>(and therefore you can build a non-interactive tree).
>It is defined in the package "ZTUtils".
>Look at the ZPT examples to learn how to use it.
>
>  > Is there some While- Do Loop which I can use to Loop through till I 
>reach
>  > the Lowest rung in a Tree for each and every Folder and create a Site 
>Map.
>
>Use a Python Script either to build the complete HTML structure
>or to to build an auxiliary structure (e.g. a sequence of (level,obj) 
>pairs)
>and format it in ZPT/DTML.
>
>  > Also Each of these folders has an index_html page template which can be
>  > linked from the SiteMap that is created.
>  > Each of the index_html files has a number of anchor tags.
>  > These Tags are for moving within the Page.
>  > I need to be able to include these Tage as well in My SiteMap  ...
>  > CAN I GET THESE ANCHOR TAG LINKS ON EACH PAGE BY READING THROUGH THE 
>CONTENT
>  > OF EACH OF THESE PAGE TEMPLATES?
>
>When your tags are "HTML tags", then you would need to parse
>their source (and find the tags). This may be a bit expensive.
>
>  > IS THERE SOME OTHER WAY TO DO ALL THESE ???
>
>It would be easier when the tags were generated from an easily accessible
>structure (e.g. properties of "index_html" or the folder).
>
>
>
>Dieter

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