As it happens, Chameleon 1.0.x is incompatible with the Plone 3.x global
defines.
The reason is that the ``globalize`` method is called not from the
main_template.pt, but from global_defines.pt (such that the globals only
make it to this template scope).
Because of a technicality, the symbol to look for is ``rcontext`` and
not ``econtext``. An easy fix is to call the ``globalize`` method from
the main_template.pt, but we can expect many people to have customized
this template.
The less intrusive fix seems to be the following (also attached):
http://pastie.org/643768It's not pretty, but perhaps it's acceptable.
\malthe
Index: global_defines.pt
===================================================================
--- global_defines.pt (revision 30209)
+++ global_defines.pt (working copy)
@@ -9,5 +9,6 @@
tal:define="
global plone_view context/@@plone;
global view nocall:view | nocall:plone_view;
+ econtext rcontext | econtext;
foo plone_view/globalize;
" />
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