def update(self):
if self.update_status is not None:
# We've been called before. Just return the status we previously
# computed.
return self.update_status
status = ''
if Update in self.request:
try:
changed = applyWidgetsChanges(self,
self.schema,
target=self.data,
names=self.fieldNames)
except WidgetsError as errors: # pragma: no cover
self.errors = errors
status = _("An error occurred.")
transaction.doom()
else:
if changed:
status = self.setData(self.data)
setUpWidgets(self,
self.schema,
IInputWidget,
initial=self.data,
ignoreStickyValues=True,
names=self.fieldNames)
self.update_status = status
return status
def update(self):
if self.update_status is not None:
# We've been called before. Just return the status we previously
# computed.
return self.update_status
status = ''
content = self.adapted
if Update in self.request:
changed = False
try:
changed = applyWidgetsChanges(self, self.schema,
target=content, names=self.fieldNames)
# We should not generate events when an adapter is used.
# That's the adapter's job.
if changed and self.context is self.adapted:
description = Attributes(self.schema, *self.fieldNames)
notify(ObjectModifiedEvent(content, description))
except WidgetsError, errors:
self.errors = errors
status = _("An error occurred.")
transaction.abort()
else:
setUpEditWidgets(self, self.schema, source=self.adapted,
ignoreStickyValues=True,
names=self.fieldNames)
if changed:
self.changed()
formatter = self.request.locale.dates.getFormatter(
'dateTime', 'medium')
status = _("Updated on ${date_time}",
mapping={'date_time':
formatter.format(datetime.utcnow())})
def update(self):
if self.update_status is not None:
# We've been called before. Just return the status we previously
# computed.
return self.update_status
status = ''
content = self.adapted
if Update in self.request.form.keys():
changed = False
try:
changed = applyWidgetsChanges(self,
self.schema,
target=content,
names=self.fieldNames)
# We should not generate events when an adapter is used.
# That's the adapter's job. We need to unwrap the objects to
# compare them, as they are wrapped differently.
# Additionally, we can't use Acquisition.aq_base() because
# it strangely returns different objects for these two even
# when they are identical. In particular
# aq_base(self.adapted) != self.adapted.aq_base :-(
if changed and getattr(self.context, 'aq_base', self.context)\
is getattr(self.adapted, 'aq_base', self.adapted):
description = Attributes(self.schema, *self.fieldNames)
notify(ObjectModifiedEvent(content, description))
except WidgetsError, errors:
self.errors = errors
status = _("An error occurred.")
transaction.abort()
else:
setUpEditWidgets(self,
self.schema,
source=self.adapted,
ignoreStickyValues=True,
names=self.fieldNames)
if changed:
self.changed()
# XXX: Needs locale support:
#formatter = self.request.locale.dates.getFormatter(
# 'dateTime', 'medium')
#status = _("Updated on ${date_time}",
# mapping={'date_time':
# formatter.format(datetime.utcnow())})
status = _("Updated on ${date_time}",
mapping={'date_time': str(datetime.utcnow())})
def update(self):
if self.update_status is not None:
# We've been called before. Just return the status we previously
# computed.
return self.update_status
status = ''
content = self.adapted
if Update in self.request.form.keys():
changed = False
try:
changed = applyWidgetsChanges(self, self.schema,
target=content, names=self.fieldNames)
# We should not generate events when an adapter is used.
# That's the adapter's job. We need to unwrap the objects to
# compare them, as they are wrapped differently.
# Additionally, we can't use Acquisition.aq_base() because
# it strangely returns different objects for these two even
# when they are identical. In particular
# aq_base(self.adapted) != self.adapted.aq_base :-(
if changed and getattr(self.context, 'aq_base', self.context)\
is getattr(self.adapted, 'aq_base', self.adapted):
description = Attributes(self.schema, *self.fieldNames)
notify(ObjectModifiedEvent(content, description))
except WidgetsError, errors:
self.errors = errors
status = _("An error occurred.")
transaction.abort()
else:
setUpEditWidgets(self, self.schema, source=self.adapted,
ignoreStickyValues=True,
names=self.fieldNames)
if changed:
self.changed()
# XXX: Needs locale support:
#formatter = self.request.locale.dates.getFormatter(
# 'dateTime', 'medium')
#status = _("Updated on ${date_time}",
# mapping={'date_time':
# formatter.format(datetime.utcnow())})
status = _("Updated on ${date_time}",
mapping={'date_time': str(datetime.utcnow())})
def update(self):
if self.update_status is not None:
# We've been called before. Just return the status we previously
# computed.
return self.update_status
status = ''
content = self.adapted
if Update in self.request:
changed = False
try:
changed = applyWidgetsChanges(self,
self.schema,
target=content,
names=self.fieldNames)
# We should not generate events when an adapter is used.
# That's the adapter's job.
if changed and self.context is self.adapted:
description = Attributes(self.schema, *self.fieldNames)
notify(ObjectModifiedEvent(content, description))
except WidgetsError, errors:
self.errors = errors
status = _("An error occurred.")
transaction.doom()
else:
setUpEditWidgets(self,
self.schema,
source=self.adapted,
ignoreStickyValues=True,
names=self.fieldNames)
if changed:
self.changed()
formatter = self.request.locale.dates.getFormatter(
'dateTime', 'medium')
status = _("Updated on ${date_time}",
mapping={
'date_time':
formatter.format(datetime.utcnow())
})
def applyChanges(self, content):
field = self.context
# create our new object value
value = field.query(content, None)
if value is None:
# TODO: ObjectCreatedEvent here would be nice
value = self.factory()
# apply sub changes, see if there *are* any changes
# TODO: ObjectModifiedEvent here would be nice
changes = applyWidgetsChanges(self, field.schema, target=value,
names=self.names)
# if there's changes, then store the new value on the content
if changes:
field.set(content, value)
# TODO: If value implements ILocation, set name to field name and
# parent to content
return changes
def update(self):
if self.update_status is not None:
# We've been called before. Just return the status we previously
# computed.
return self.update_status
status = ''
content = self.adapted
if Update in self.request.form.keys():
changed = False
try:
changed = applyWidgetsChanges(self,
self.schema,
target=content,
names=self.fieldNames)
# We should not generate events when an adapter is used.
# That's the adapter's job.
if changed and self.context is self.adapted:
notify(ObjectModifiedEvent(content))
except WidgetsError, errors:
self.errors = errors
status = "An error occured."
get_transaction().abort()
else:
setUpEditWidgets(self,
self.schema,
source=self.adapted,
ignoreStickyValues=True,
names=self.fieldNames)
if changed:
self.changed()
# XXX: Needs i18n support:
# formatter = self.request.locale.dates.getFormatter(
# 'dateTime', 'medium')
# status = _("Updated on ${date_time}")
# status.mapping = {'date_time': formatter.format(
# datetime.utcnow())}
status = "Updated on %s" % str(datetime.utcnow())
def update(self):
if self.update_status is not None:
# We've been called before. Just return the status we previously
# computed.
return self.update_status
status = ''
if Update in self.request:
try:
changed = applyWidgetsChanges(
self, self.schema, target=self.data, names=self.fieldNames)
except WidgetsError, errors:
self.errors = errors
status = _("An error occurred.")
transaction.doom()
else:
if changed:
status = self.setData(self.data)
setUpWidgets(
self, self.schema, IInputWidget, initial=self.data,
ignoreStickyValues=True, names=self.fieldNames)
