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Old August 8th, 2001, 03:51 AM
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Question Parsing and displaying text files in Zope
Am not able to dynamically parse and display a text file in Zope. It must be straightforward but I haven't been able to manage it. Any pointers?

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parsing text file
If you want to have a text file show up, just add a file.

(screen shot - sort of)

ID :
Title:
File: Browse(button)

Click on the browse button and select the file.

Then you need to create a dtml method and inside the dtml method you need to use this code

<dtml-var name of file>

thats it

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Parsing dynamic text files
The solution provided does work but not dynamically. The file gets uploaded once but if the file content changes, Zope continues to exhibit the old file content.

Finally got around this problem by choosing a module "Local File System" and installing it as an extension. Somewhat tedious but once installed, works neatly.

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My apologies - I did not read the dynamically bit.

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