Where to add zcml slug for easy_installed products in windows?

Hi,
Where does the zcml slug get added for products added to a windows
installation (3.1)
via easy_install?

The package-includes folder doesn't exist.

Thanks

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atreferencebrowserwidget installation problems

I'm trying to instal the atrefencebrowserwidget on my 2.5.5 system, an it
won't show up, no matter what I do.

I've searched for this, but have not found anything in any of the forums.

Any help with this would be appreciated.

Thank you,
Mark Wong
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Adding AccessRule to Windows buildout install

OK. I know this is a common issues for Windows users, but I couldn't find a
resolution.

I installed Plone on Windows XP, first using the standalone installer, then
following the buildout instructions to create a separate Zope/Plone
instance/site.

As stated in the access rule FAQ
(http://plone.org/documentation/faq/accessrule), the standalone Windows
installer binds to port 80 for the Plone root and port 8080 for the Zope
Management Interface root. This is controlled via the accessRule.py that
exists in the Zope root.

If I start the Plone created by the Windows installer, I can access the
Plone website via http://localhost. However, if I start the Plone created
with buildout, I can only access it via http://localhost:8080/Plone (where
"Plone" is the ID of my Plone site).

I tried to add accessRule.py to the Zope root using "Set Access Rule", but
received an error message. Do I have to add an External Method or is there
some other trick to getting it to work? I attempted to add an External
Method, but ended up with the double "\Plone\Plone" setup, which I resolved
by removing/recreating the Plone created via buildout.

Thanks in advance for your help.
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Re: Site rendering issue - OSX 10.4 and Safari 3.1.1.

It looks fine to me - 
Did you fix the problem?
BTW - the issues I had in Safari were also in the new Firefox Version 3. 
So, if you see an issue in the one of the browsers, you will probably see
the same issue in 
the other browser.

ppearce wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> My site doesn't render correctly with Mac OSX 10.4.1 and Safari 3.1.1
> 
> I does work well with Firefox, etc. 
> 
> my URL is www.portlandurbanpages.com
> 
> I would appreciate any suggestions on what to look for / change in CSS.
> .
> Regards,
> Paul
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 

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Re: Failed Plone 3.1.2 install using Windows Installer

I'm pretty new to Plone - but - I have had my share of errors.
First, you're using the quick installer for Windows? 
You don't have to add a Plone Site with the installer, it is all taken care
of during install, so the error you get when you try to add is the same
process that the installer is probably doing as well.

The one thing I would mention is that after I have uninstalled the
installation, I have always deleted the old Plone folder and made sure it
was gone. Are you cleaning up everything after it doesn't install? 
And I don't insatll into the default name - Plone 3 - Rather I install into
Plone3 (No space).

I have installed the 3.1 versions many times on both Windows XP and Vista
and haven't had any problems installing. 
(All of my problems have been self inflicted). 
Good luck - Hope this helps.

AK0 wrote:
> 
> I've been trying to install Plone 3 to a Windows XP environment, but keep
> encountering an error in the "Initializing Plone Site" step of the
> install. The rest of the installation completes successfully and I'm able
> to access the ZMI, but the default Plone site does not appear to have been
> added. When I try to add a Plone Site product directly in the ZMI, I
> encounter the same error message that popped up running the installer.
> 
> Error encountered running SiteSetup.py
> Error Type: TypeError
> Error Value: __init__() takes exactly 1 argument (2 given)

Re: What happens if something goes wrong?

Also, 
It is very important to maintain a development site and a production site.
Things can get very out of sync and a real big pain to fix if you are not
careful with modifications and product installations.
Everything should be stable in development and then moved to production.
That is probably the best preventive medicine. Plone does have more moving
parts than what I have been exposed to in the php world.

grahamperrin wrote:
> 
> <http://plone.org/support> 
> 
> 
> ranworthboy wrote:
>> I guess to really protect against something going badly wrong, the best
>> thing is to ensure daily back-ups are done. In which case, is there a
>> "best practise" for this?
> 
> <http://plone.org/documentation/how-to/backup-plone>
> 
> If you have a modern buildout-enabled installation of Plone, then some of
> that how-to may be a little outdated. Focus primarily on the repozo
> approach to backing up.
> 
> Regards
> Graham
> 

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How to install a branch with buildout

I want to install CalendarX for Plone 3.1.2. A Plone 3 compatible version
exists as a branch under
https://svn.plone.org/svn/collective/CalendarX/branches/plone-3-compatibility/
. 
Which definition must be made in a buildout.cfg to install a branch with
buildout?

Na Servus
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Re: How to install a branch with buildout

na servus, on 2008-07-03:
>
> I want to install CalendarX for Plone 3.1.2. A Plone 3 compatible version
> exists as a branch under
> https://svn.plone.org/svn/collective/CalendarX/branches/plone-3-compatibility/
> . 
> Which definition must be made in a buildout.cfg to install a branch with
> buildout?
>
> Na Servus

You can add a section in buildout.cfg like this:

[productcheckouts]
recipe = infrae.subversion
urls =
    <svn url to branch> <name of the product>

and hook that section up in some other parts of buildout.cfg.  So
something like:

===============================================
[buildout]

parts =
    ...
    productcheckouts
...

[instance]

Re: How to install a branch with buildout

Maurits van Rees-3 wrote:
> 
> na servus, on 2008-07-03:
>>
>> I want to install CalendarX for Plone 3.1.2. A Plone 3 compatible version
>> exists as a branch under
>> https://svn.plone.org/svn/collective/CalendarX/branches/plone-3-compatibility/
>> . 
>> Which definition must be made in a buildout.cfg to install a branch with
>> buildout?
>>
>> Na Servus
> 
> You can add a section in buildout.cfg like this:
> 
> [productcheckouts]
> recipe = infrae.subversion
> urls =
>     <svn url to branch> <name of the product>
> 
> and hook that section up in some other parts of buildout.cfg.  So
> something like:
> 
> ===============================================
> [buildout]
> 
> parts =
>     ...
>     productcheckouts

Issue with Installation of Plone 3.1.2 - Windows