Re: Page template and mysql records.

Il 30/06/2011 19:08, Flor ha scritto:
> It works. thanks!
> Can you suggest me some docs to read more about this topic? I was doing some
> web research on the topic and in fact there is many but kind of superficial.
>    

1 - zpt guide
2 - plone developer documentation

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Re: Page template and mysql records.

Thanks for the advice. I was reading some very interesting articles on the
zope.org site and relational database. It seems that plone is evolving very
fast and probably many of these is already improved with other kind of
technology. Ive read that for simple scripts using python or dtml is not a
big difference but probably for more complex things python is a go. Is that
the same for z sql database connections? is sqlalchemy the way to go?

Thanks,

Flor

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Re: ploneformGen error installing NoneType' object is not callable

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.xml not displaying in FSD view

I have a Flash .swf file working in Plone 4.  If I load all the files, (.swf,
.jpg, .xml) into the root of Plone, everything works fine.  I tried moving
the files to a  folder folder on the file system in my theme product.  Flash
sees everything except the image.xml file.  When I look in the FSD view for
the folder, I see the other files, but I don't see the image.xml file.  If I
rename the file to image.txt, it shows up in the FSD view, but of course
Flash doesn't read it.  It looks like it isn't accepting any file with a
.xml extension.  I haven't been able to figure out how to change that.  Is
there something I am doing wrong?  Any thoughts or suggestions are
appreciated. 

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error has been logged as entry number 1309558990.350.33006954779

Thanks in Adance!! 

Plone 3.1 production down with: error has been logged as entry number
1309558990.350.33006954779. 
Only home page displays error, all other pages work. able to login. also
logged in as root on server. I don't know how to fix this, any help is
greatly appreciated!

Summary of error below:
*
Exception Type   AttributeError
Exception Value   getField
...
Module collective.contentleadimage.browser.folder_leadimage_view, line 20,
in tag
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Full Error trace here: http://pastie.org/2152166

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zope index_html

Hi,

I want to change the welcome page of my zope (I have Plone 4.0 / Zope 2.12).
Currently it lists all the sites I have created. I dont want to reveal that
information, I just want to have a bare plone logo maybe :)

So, this page I assume is index_html in the ZMI of my zope. when I click on
index_html, I get the below error. What is the problem? Or is this not the
deafult welcome page of my zope?

Site Error
An error was encountered while publishing this resource.
Debugging Notice

Zope has encountered a problem publishing your object.
Cannot locate object at: http://.../index_html/manage_workspace

Troubleshooting Suggestions
The URL may be incorrect.
The parameters passed to this resource may be incorrect.
A resource that this resource relies on may be encountering an error.
For more detailed information about the error, please refer to the error
log.

If the error persists please contact the site maintainer. Thank you for your
patience.

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Re: zope index_html

btw error log is empty..

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OFS.uninstalled

I've migrated my Plone 2.5.2 to Plone 3.3.5
In Plone 2.5.2 there was installed Products.SimplePortlet, so i've uninstalled
Products.SimplePortlet first and then migrated.

In my new Plone 3.3.5 in event.log there is 

"WARNING OFS.Uninstalled Could not import class 'TopicPortlet' from module 'Products.SimplePortlet.content.topicportlet'"
"WARNING OFS.Uninstalled Could not import class 'Portlet' from module 'Products.SimplePortlet.content.portlet'"

I searched and deleted from ZMI every traces of SimplePortlet

WARNING OFS.Uninstalled Could not import class 'TopicPortlet' from module 'Products.SimplePortlet.content.topicportlet'
WARNING OFS.Uninstalled Could not import class 'Portlet' from module 'Products.SimplePortlet.content.portlet'

i've tried wildcard.fixpersistentutilities but i've not found anything

any suggestions??

massi

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[SPAM] Re: zope index_html

On Saturday 02 July 2011 05:40 PM, serhat wrote:

>
> So, this page I assume is index_html in the ZMI of my zope. when I click on
> index_html, I get the below error. What is the problem? Or is this not the
> deafult welcome page of my zope?

ZMI is only for administrators. The welcome page for your plone site is:

http://..../<id-of-plone-site>

<id-of-plone-site> is usually Plone

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Re: [SPAM] Re: zope index_html

Suresh V. wrote:
> 
> ZMI is only for administrators. The welcome page for your plone site is:
> 
> http://..../<id-of-plone-site>
> 
> <id-of-plone-site> is usually Plone
> 
And I am an administrator :)
I think you misread my question. I AM talking about the welcome page (or
whatever you call it) of Zope, not a particular site installed on it. The
one where there are links to start pages of all the sites and the ZMI (of
Zope), with a big Plone logo and "Plone is up and running." beneath that
logo. I want to customize 'this' page. I dont want to list links to all my
sites there (I will have tens of sites maybe), just want to keep maybe the
plone logo. I dont want somebody to see all the sites' names hosted on that
specific ip when they type my ip, like http://123.123.123.123 
my question is clearer I hope..

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