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Re: Zope 2.8.0 and Squishdot 1.5
by on Saturday July 30, 07:13AM, 2005
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| My web site www.nanoaging.com is using PHP NUKE can I use Squishdot without Zope ? |
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Re: Zope 2.8.0 and Squishdot 1.5 by on Sunday August 07, 03:15AM, 2005
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Re: Zope 2.8.0 and Squishdot 1.5
by on Thursday August 25, 01:21PM, 2005
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Best thing to do is put an issue to the tracker on SourceForge.
To get it fixed quicker, try and get a unit test for it, and then a fix ;-)
cheers,
Chris
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Re: Zope 2.8.0 and Squishdot 1.5
by on Wednesday September 21, 01:37PM, 2005
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While migrating a Squishdot blog from Zope 2.7.0 to 2.8.1-final (with python-2.3.5) I encountered two problems:
The first problem occurs when trying to add a new Squishdot site with the ZMI:
TypeError: unbound method mailhost_list() must be called with SquishSite instance as first argument (got nothing instead)
Probably some change in ZOPE happened, so this method doesn't get passed a parameter any longer. I was able to work around that by patching the addSquishdotForm.dtml template, but the real cause of this problem appears to be within ZOPE. Since mailhost_list is called only in two DTML documents, you might get rid of it altogether by using the literal expression
superValues('Mail Host')instead.
The other error happened after I exported an existing Squishdot site object in .zexp format on 2.7.0 and tried to import it into the 2.8.1 instance:
AttributeError: _length
This is probably due to a compatibility safeguard in ZCatalog.Catalog, which disappeared between 2.7.0 and 2.8.1. After restoring this change I was able to successfully import the Squishdot .zexp file.
Everything else appears to work fine.
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Re: Zope 2.8.0 and Squishdot 1.5
by on Tuesday January 17, 12:57PM, 2006
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I had similar problem. It was caused by wrong constructors that creates Zope objects. When they were method in classes that are actually added an error occurs. So all manage_add... methods I've moved outside classes and correct __init.py__ file.:
#This is how it was
registrar.registerClass(
Product,
constructors = (Product.manage_addProduct ),
)
#This is how it should be
registrar.registerClass(
Product,
constructors = (manage_addProduct ),
)
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Hmm... by on Thursday January 19, 09:29AM, 2006
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Re: Zope 2.8.0 and Squishdot 1.5
by on Monday May 01, 02:55AM, 2006
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I've found solution for this comenting the last line of file __init_.py
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#methods={ 'mailhost_list':SquishSite.mailhost_list }
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Just commenting lines may not be a good idea ;-) by on Monday May 01, 11:18AM, 2006
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Re: Zope 2.8.0 and Squishdot 1.5 by on Saturday April 07, 09:17PM, 2007
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Use Squishdot from SVN... by on Monday April 09, 02:39PM, 2007
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