[SOLVED]Custom and syntax problem in ZPT ?

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tcr () [SOLVED]Custom and syntax problem in ZPT ?

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[EDIT] > solved : look my last post...

Hi all,

I have created a zpt to display only the 15 lastest PloneArticles published but only into a specific folder.

Let's say :
In zmi plone site is named : 'plone-site'
Target folder is : 'target-folder'

Well in catalog request when I put the path (hardcoded) that's works fine

<body tal:define="chemin_dossier string:$(container/id)/info-du-jour;
results python:request.get('articles',
here.portal_catalog.searchResults(path='plone-site/target-folder',
portal_type='PloneArticle',
review_state='published',
sort_on='Date',
sort_order='reverse')[:15]);">

bu when I put a tal variable...

<body tal:define="chemin_dossier string:$(container/id)/info-du-jour;
results python:request.get('articles',
here.portal_catalog.searchResults(path=chemin_dossier,
portal_type='PloneArticle',
review_state='published',
sort_on='Date',
sort_order='reverse')[:15]);">

I get error :

Module Products.ZCatalog.ZCatalog, line 690, in searchResults
Module Products.ZCatalog.Catalog, line 733, in searchResults
Module Products.ZCatalog.Catalog, line 476, in search
Module Products.ExtendedPathIndex.ExtendedPathIndex, line 375, in _apply_index
Module Products.ExtendedPathIndex.ExtendedPathIndex, line 217, in search
ValueError: invalid literal for int(): n

I suspect a syntax error... I'm right? (how pass tal variable into python request in ZPT?)

or why I get this error and how correct it

Thank you,

Thierry,

Andreas Jung-5 () Re: Custom and syntax problem in ZPT ?

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--On 3. Juli 2008 03:44:27 -0700 tcr <t.ceretto@...> wrote:

>
ts.ExtendedPathIndex.ExtendedPathIndex, line 375, in
> _apply_index
> Module Products.ExtendedPathIndex.ExtendedPathIndex, line 217, in search
> ValueError: invalid literal for int(): n
>

> or why I get this error and how correct it
>

You take the debugger and figure out what 'n' is (the traceback above tells
you where to debug).

-aj

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tcr () Re: Custom and syntax problem in ZPT ?

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Yes, but I don't know what is this 'n', on my ZPT I don't have this 'n' (text or variable or integer)

Thanks

Andreas Jung-5 wrote:

--On 3. Juli 2008 03:44:27 -0700 tcr <t.ceretto@chu-nancy.fr> wrote:

>
ts.ExtendedPathIndex.ExtendedPathIndex, line 375, in
> _apply_index
> Module Products.ExtendedPathIndex.ExtendedPathIndex, line 217, in search
> ValueError: invalid literal for int(): n
>

> or why I get this error and how correct it
>

You take the debugger and figure out what 'n' is (the traceback above tells
you where to debug).

-aj

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Andreas Jung-5 () Re: Custom and syntax problem in ZPT ?

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You have to learn to read tracebacks. It tells you that the error
occurs in line 217 of ExtendPathIndex.py. So you'll likely find offending
"int(n)" statement there. Take the debugger and figure out the value of 'n'.
This gives you an indication about your problem..please don't complain that
you can not deal with the debugger..that's a good exercise :-)

Andreas

--On 3. Juli 2008 04:02:04 -0700 tcr <t.ceretto@...> wrote:

>
> Yes, but I don't know what is this 'n', on my ZPT I don't have this 'n'
> (text or variable or integer)
>
>
> Andreas Jung-5 wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> --On 3. Juli 2008 03:44:27 -0700 tcr <t.ceretto@...> wrote:
>>
>>>
>> ts.ExtendedPathIndex.ExtendedPathIndex, line 375, in
>>> _apply_index
>>> Module Products.ExtendedPathIndex.ExtendedPathIndex, line 217, in
>>> search
>>> ValueError: invalid literal for int(): n
>>>
>>
>>> or why I get this error and how correct it
>>>
>>
>>
>> You take the debugger and figure out what 'n' is (the traceback above
>> tells
>> you where to debug).
>>
>> -aj
>>
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tcr () Re: solved > Custom and syntax problem in ZPT ?

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I found the problem!

In fact on my ZPT I had a JS code between <script> tag, in comments of this code there is this special caracter © (copyright) and, I don't know why, it's this caracter that causes an error when tal TAL variable is use.

I have removed this special caracter and that's work!

But to make a good job, I have put the JS code in js library and I have declared in the portal JS registry.

Precision : The special caracter in comments of JS code (library) don't occur error ...

Regards

Andreas Jung-5 wrote:

You have to learn to read tracebacks. It tells you that the error
occurs in line 217 of ExtendPathIndex.py. So you'll likely find offending
"int(n)" statement there. Take the debugger and figure out the value of 'n'.
This gives you an indication about your problem..please don't complain that
you can not deal with the debugger..that's a good exercise :-)

Andreas

--On 3. Juli 2008 04:02:04 -0700 tcr <t.ceretto@chu-nancy.fr> wrote:

>
> Yes, but I don't know what is this 'n', on my ZPT I don't have this 'n'
> (text or variable or integer)
>
>
> Andreas Jung-5 wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>> --On 3. Juli 2008 03:44:27 -0700 tcr <t.ceretto@chu-nancy.fr> wrote:
>>
>>>
>> ts.ExtendedPathIndex.ExtendedPathIndex, line 375, in
>>> _apply_index
>>> Module Products.ExtendedPathIndex.ExtendedPathIndex, line 217, in
>>> search
>>> ValueError: invalid literal for int(): n
>>>
>>
>>> or why I get this error and how correct it
>>>
>>
>>
>> You take the debugger and figure out what 'n' is (the traceback above
>> tells
>> you where to debug).
>>
>> -aj
>>
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>
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