def get_headers(page):
"""
Return a dictionary of the special email headers for this
`page`. Supports email threading.
"""
# Let's keep the reply-to ID the same even if the capitalization of the page
# is changed.
p = Page(name=page.name.lower(), region=page.region, content="")
reply_to_id = "</page%s@%s>" % (p.get_absolute_url(), DNS_NAME)
return {"In-Reply-To": reply_to_id, "References": reply_to_id}
def get_headers(page):
"""
Return a dictionary of the special email headers for this
`page`. Supports email threading.
"""
# Let's keep the reply-to ID the same even if the capitalization of the page
# is changed.
p = Page(name=page.name.lower(), region=page.region, content="")
reply_to_id = "</page%s@%s>" % (p.get_absolute_url(), DNS_NAME)
return {
'In-Reply-To': reply_to_id,
'References': reply_to_id,
}
def _parse_sitemap(self, list_node, menu_node):
"""Recursively parse sitemap parsed from a YAML file.
Will populate the ElementTree node in `menu_node` and will do so
in a recursive manner.
@list_node The portion of the list we are parsing
@menu_node The ElementTree node where we'll append nodes
"""
for title, children in list_node:
n = et.SubElement(menu_node, "node")
p = Page(title=title, name=slugify(title), user=self.default_user)
p.save()
xml_attr = dict(title=p.title, name=p.name, href=p.get_absolute_url(), contenttype=str(self.content_type), objectid=str(p.id))
for key, value in xml_attr.items():
n.set(key, value)
if children is not None:
self._parse_sitemap(children, n)
