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<font size="2">Ooops that should be
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<br />for="</font></font><font size="2">zope.app.container.interfaces.IAdding</font><font size="2"><font size="2">"
<br />name="AddContent.html"
<br />class=".forms.MyContentAddForm"
<br />permission="zope.ManageContent" />
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<br />Mats
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<br />On Tue, 20 Jun 2006 23:37:35 -0500, mats.nordgren wrote</b>
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<font size="2"><b><span style="font-weight: bold;"></span></b>John,
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<br />> I have never done it with the addform approach but it is very easily done with formlib.
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<br />> class MyContentAddForm(form.AddForm):
<br />> form_fields = form.Fields(IMyContent)
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<br />> def __init__(self, context, request):
<br />> self.context = context
<br />> self.request = request
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<br />> def create(self, data):
<br />> mycontent = MyContent()
<br />> mycontent.title = data['title']
<br />> mycontent.user = self.request.principal.id
<br />> return mycontent
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<br />> Register it as a page in your config file
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<br />> <page
<br />> for=".content.MyContent"
<br />> name="AddContent.html"
<br />> class=".forms.MyContentAddForm"
<br />> permission="zope.ManageContent" />
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<br />> Cheers,
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<br />> Mats
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<br />> <b>
<br />> On Tue, 20 Jun 2006 22:42:18 +0100 (BST), John Smith wrote</b>
<br />> > Hi,
<br />> >
<br />> > I am trying to add some request related data into a content object (eg authenticated user etc).
<br />> >
<br />> > The content is being added using a normal addform/content_factory zcml approach.
<br />> >
<br />> > The class __init__ method does not receive any arguments, and the context/request pair are only available inside of views.
<br />> >
<br />> > So I am stumped.
<br />> >
<br />> > How do I get at the request object? A utility? An adaptor?
<br />> >
<br />> > Thanks,
<br />> >
<br />> > John
<br />> >
<br />> >
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