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<font size="-1"><font face="Verdana">Deleted .pyc... No Luck.<br>
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As for declaring the path... I am using the DTMLFile method, and I
never have defined a path explicitly, this is something Zope has done,
and is holding on to... I wish to refresh it, but have no idea how Zope
had done it in the first place.<br>
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New instances of the product work fine... but imported instances do
not. Only the DTMLFile "pointers" are wrong.<br>
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Is there any Documentation on the globals() parameter given to
DTMLFile, can I refresh this for an older instance.<br>
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-Jon<br>
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Johan Carlsson wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid4136A567.2060907@easypublisher.com" type="cite">Dieter
Maurer wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">Jonathan Cyr wrote at 2004-8-31 13:06 -0500:
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<blockquote type="cite">I've written a python product that loads
DTML pages from a /dtml folder in my product... works fine.
<br>
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When I moved my environment to Linux, Zope is still looking on my old
heirarchy.
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Error Log Snippet:
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2004-08-31T07:23:24 PROBLEM(100) ZPublisher DTML file
'C:\Apollo1-Zope-271\Products\WWWedding\dtml/index_html.dtml' could not
be read
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This means that somewhere in your product, there is still the old path.
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Maybe delete the old .pyc files?
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Johan
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