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Pavel Zaitsev wrote:
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<pre wrap="">В Пнд, 24/07/2006 в 15:00 -0700, David H пишет
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<pre wrap="">Pavel,
You question is a bit vague but ...
Make your index_html a python script. And then stuff your REQUEST with
info you want
Then just call the Page Template ...
request.set('formvar1', somevalue)
return context.myPageTemplate(context.request)
Of course of you have <forms> submit with an action="." and method="post".
Then you can intercept all calls using index_html, do what you need to
do and *then* render the next form.
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here is description:
root/
index_html
index_tmpl <-- invokes here.content_html
root/some/web/page
index_html <-- overriding root one, calls -- context.index_tmpl(some
parameters=some parameters).
content_html <-- gets called from index_tmpl
So i want parameters that are presented to index_html be presented to
context_html just like they would be presented to index_html.
So i would be able to call context_html from outside as well from the
inside. Ie <span tal:replace="username"/> should work in both
cases. I thought thats the way zope's code reuse works.
Thanks
Pavel
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Pavel,<br>
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How are you invoking templates? Give code snippets. <br>
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Have you read the "Advanced Scripting" section in the Zope book?
Plope.com has a the latest version (i think).<br>
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David<br>
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