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Sending subject and author details to another page
How-To Posted by on Thursday February 06, 05:19PM, 2003
from the I-can't-be-having-with-this dept.
I want to use my Squishdot site as a announcement bulletin as well.

So I want a list of the subjects (and possibly the authors) on my main index page. I've fiddled around with the dtml but I can't get it to work. Can I do this.

I have very minimal programming experience and have only been using Zope for a couple of weeks. I just think it must be really simple and I'm missing it. Part of the problem is that I can't work out where the postings are kept so I can get the filepaths right.

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Re: Sending subject and author details to another
by on Thursday February 13, 03:20PM, 2003
Can you mock up an example of what you're after?

You'll probably need to learn how to query ZCatalogs (The Squishdot Site object is a specialized ZCatalog) and write some templates. This should all be covered in The Zope Book.
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Re: Sending subject and author details to another page
by on Friday February 14, 06:18AM, 2003

I think I understand that you want to display all subjects and all authors on the main page.

For all subjects see this , sorry just text, no pictures.

For all author's you'll need a script (as Chris said), and that could be a tedious one which we gave a sigh to earlier.

You may just want to manually update a list in a rightbox...making these links to http://yoursite/search?author=AUTHOR&op=articles (remove the op variable for articles & replies.)

Good Luck! Keep us posted.

Can you tell us what you mean by "announcement bulletin as well"? As well as what?

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Re: Sending subject and author details to another page
by on Friday February 14, 09:24AM, 2003
Okay, thanks for the replies, I've sorted out the problem in a very easy way - I did what I should have done in the first place and made the while site a Squishdot site rather than putting it in a folder lower down and then trying to get the info.

I will read up on Zope, I will. I promise.
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