def viewurilink(uri):
"""
given a uri, return a url to view it
"""
name = schema.uri_to_name(uri)
if name:
url = '/view/name/' + quote(name)
elif uri[:7] == "http://":
url = '/view/uri/' + uri[7:]
else:
url = '/view/uri?id=' + uri
return '<a href="%s">%s</a>' % (url, name or n.shorten(uri))
def viewurilink(uri) : """ given a uri, return a url to view it """ name = schema.uri_to_name(uri) if name : url = '/view/name/' + quote(name) elif uri[:7] == "http://" : url = '/view/uri/' + uri[7:] else : url = '/view/uri?id=' + uri return '<a href="%s">%s</a>' % (url, name or n.shorten(uri))
def uri(self, id) :
"""
if an item has no name, it can be reffered to be uri. The http:// must
stripped out due to the way pylons parsing URLs ... They look dirty anyway
"""
uri = 'http://' + id
name = schema.uri_to_name(uri)
if name :
redirect_to('/view/name/' + str(name))
subquery = 'FILTER( regex(str(?sub), "^%s$") )' % uri
if name :
object = {'name' : name}
else :
object = {'id' : uri[7:]}
return self._renderItem(subquery, object)
def uri(self, id):
"""
if an item has no name, it can be reffered to be uri. The http:// must
stripped out due to the way pylons parsing URLs ... They look dirty anyway
"""
uri = 'http://' + id
name = schema.uri_to_name(uri)
if name:
redirect_to('/view/name/' + str(name))
subquery = 'FILTER( regex(str(?sub), "^%s$") )' % uri
if name:
object = {'name': name}
else:
object = {'id': uri[7:]}
return self._renderItem(subquery, object)
