[Zope-CMF] something wrong with portal_metadata tool

[marc lindahl]

I think I fixed it.... of course it could use some more testing.  In
MetadataTool.py, change the following function:

    def updateElementPolicy( self
                           , element
                           , content_type
                           , is_required
                           , supply_default
                           , default_value
                           , enforce_vocabulary
                           , allowed_vocabulary
                           , REQUEST=None
                           ):
        """
            Update a policy for one of our elements ('content_type'
            will be '<default>' when we edit the default).
        """
        if content_type == '<default>':
            content_type = None
        spec = self.getElementSpec( element )
        policy = spec.getPolicy( content_type )
        policy.edit( is_required
                   , supply_default
                   , default_value
                   , enforce_vocabulary
                   , allowed_vocabulary
                   )
        spec.policies._p_changed=1  # added 2001/05/20 MSL tracker#274
        if REQUEST is not None:
            REQUEST[ 'RESPONSE' ].redirect( self.absolute_url()
               + '/elementPoliciesForm'
               + '?element=' + element
               + '&manage_tabs_message=Policy+updated.'
               )


> From: seb bacon <seb@jamkit.com>
> Date: Thu, 17 May 2001 10:14:59 +0100
> To: marc lindahl <marc@bowery.com>
> Cc: zope-cmf@zope.org
> Subject: Re: [Zope-CMF] something wrong with portal_metadata tool
> 
> * marc lindahl <marc@bowery.com> [010516 21:24]:
>> I noticed that in the portal_metadata tool 'elements' tab, if you have only
>> a <default> policy, it get's "forgotten" - at some point goes away,
>> disappears.  If you have some policies for named content types, none of them
>> disappear.  It's independant for the different Elements.  Bug?
> 
> I've noticed that, too - one for the collector - could you do it?
> 
> seb
>