def _post_change_current(self, par):
key = self._pl['id']
ver = int(self._pl['verid'])
content = Content.get_by_key_name(key)
contentver = ContentVersion.get_by_id(ver)
content.current = contentver
content.put()
def _post_change_current(self, par):
key = self._pl["id"]
ver = int(self._pl["verid"])
content = Content.get_by_key_name(key)
contentver = ContentVersion.get_by_id(ver)
content.current = contentver
content.put()
# respond with a good code
self._req.draw_code()
def _post_new_content(self, par):
user = User(self._req.sesh())
person = user.get_sesh_person()
ut = Utils()
key = ut.cleanUserName(self._req.par('cid'))
# create the content record, by unique key - !important - replaces existing key - warn user?
content = Content(key_name=key)
content.status = 'draft'
groupname = self._req.par('cgroup')
content.group = Group.get_by_key_name(groupname)
# create a new version
contentver = ContentVersion()
# some defaults
contentver.title = self._req.par('ctitle')
contentver.content = '<p>Placeholder for the body of your Article</p>'
contentver.summary = '<p>Placeholder for the article summary</p>'
contentver.person = person
# have to put to get a reference
contentver.put()
# upate versions on this content
content.current = contentver
content.editing = contentver
content.put()
# link to my parent - in fact shouldnt I have used parents (but then sharding wont be an issue for a few, even 100's of, articles)
contentver.mycontent = content
contentver.put()
# and redirect to the new content
return self._req.redirect(path=self._conf.BLOG + '/' + groupname + '/' + key)