def subMenuItem(self, _context, submenu, title, description=u'',
action=u'', icon=None, filter=None, permission=None,
extra=None, order=0, item_class=None):
filter = Engine.compile(filter) if filter is not None else None
if permission is None:
permission = self.permission
if order == 0:
order = _order_counter.get(self.for_, 1)
_order_counter[self.for_] = order + 1
if item_class is None:
item_class = self.subMenuItemClass
if not IBrowserSubMenuItem.implementedBy(item_class):
raise ValueError("Item class (%s) must implement IBrowserSubMenuItem" % item_class)
factory = MenuItemFactory(
item_class,
title=title, description=description, icon=icon, action=action,
filter=filter, permission=permission, extra=extra, order=order,
_for=self.for_, submenuId=submenu)
adapter(_context, (factory,), self.menuItemType,
(self.for_, self.layer), name=title)
def getMenuItems(self, object, request):
"""Return menu item entries in a TAL-friendly form."""
result = []
for name, item in getAdapters((object, request),
self.getMenuItemType()):
if item.available():
result.append(item)
# Now order the result. This is not as easy as it seems.
#
# (1) Look at the interfaces and put the more specific menu entries
# to the front.
# (2) Sort unambigious entries by order and then by title.
ifaces = list(providedBy(removeSecurityProxy(object)).__iro__)
max_key = len(ifaces)
def iface_index(item):
iface = item._for
if not iface:
iface = Interface
if IInterface.providedBy(iface):
return ifaces.index(iface)
if isinstance(removeSecurityProxy(object), item._for):
# directly specified for class, this goes first.
return -1
# no idea. This goes last.
return max_key
result = [(iface_index(item), item.order, item.title, item)
for item in result]
result.sort()
result = [{
'title':
title,
'description':
item.description,
'action':
item.action,
'selected': (item.selected() and _u('selected')) or _u(''),
'icon':
item.icon,
'extra':
item.extra,
'submenu': (IBrowserSubMenuItem.providedBy(item)
and getMenu(item.submenuId, object, request)) or None
} for index, order, title, item in result]
return result
def subMenuItem(self,
_context,
submenu,
title,
description=_u(''),
action=_u(''),
icon=None,
filter=None,
permission=None,
extra=None,
order=0,
item_class=None):
if filter is not None:
filter = Engine.compile(filter)
if permission is None:
permission = self.permission
if order == 0:
order = _order_counter.get(self.for_, 1)
_order_counter[self.for_] = order + 1
if item_class is None:
item_class = self.subMenuItemClass
if not IBrowserSubMenuItem.implementedBy(item_class):
raise ValueError(
"Item class (%s) must implement IBrowserSubMenuItem" %
item_class)
factory = MenuItemFactory(item_class,
title=title,
description=description,
icon=icon,
action=action,
filter=filter,
permission=permission,
extra=extra,
order=order,
_for=self.for_,
submenuId=submenu)
adapter(_context, (factory, ),
self.menuItemType, (self.for_, self.layer),
name=title)
def getMenuItems(self, object, request):
"""Return menu item entries in a TAL-friendly form."""
result = []
for name, item in getAdapters((object, request), self.getMenuItemType()):
if item.available():
result.append(item)
# Now order the result. This is not as easy as it seems.
#
# (1) Look at the interfaces and put the more specific menu entries
# to the front.
# (2) Sort unambigious entries by order and then by title.
ifaces = list(providedBy(removeSecurityProxy(object)).__iro__)
max_key = len(ifaces)
def iface_index(item):
iface = item._for
if not iface:
iface = Interface
if IInterface.providedBy(iface):
return ifaces.index(iface)
if isinstance(removeSecurityProxy(object), item._for):
# directly specified for class, this goes first.
return -1
# no idea. This goes last.
return max_key
result = [(iface_index(item), item.order, item.title, item) for item in result]
result.sort()
result = [
{
"title": title,
"description": item.description,
"action": item.action,
"selected": (item.selected() and u"selected") or u"",
"icon": item.icon,
"extra": item.extra,
"submenu": (IBrowserSubMenuItem.providedBy(item) and getMenu(item.submenuId, object, request)) or None,
}
for index, order, title, item in result
]
return result
def get_public_view_registrations(self, site_manager):
from opengever.task.response_syncer import BaseResponseSyncerReceiver
for reg in self.get_adapter_registrations(site_manager):
if reg.name == '':
continue
if reg.name in ALLOWED_ENDPOINTS:
continue
if not IBrowserView.implementedBy(reg.factory):
continue
if IBrowserSubMenuItem.implementedBy(reg.factory):
continue
if self.get_dottedname(reg) in WHITELIST:
continue
if len(reg.required) != 2:
# Only context/request adapters are published.
continue
if issubclass(reg.factory, BaseResponseSyncerReceiver):
# The BaseResponseSyncerReceiver._check_internal_request
# makes sure that the request is an internal GEVER request.
# Those requests must be public.
continue
permission_role = getattr(reg.factory, '__roles__', None)
if permission_role is not None:
continue
if not self.get_factory(reg).__module__.startswith('opengever.'):
continue
yield reg
def get_public_view_registrations(self, site_manager):
from opengever.task.response_syncer import BaseResponseSyncerReceiver
for reg in self.get_adapter_registrations(site_manager):
if reg.name == '':
continue
if reg.name in ALLOWED_ENDPOINTS:
continue
if not IBrowserView.implementedBy(reg.factory):
continue
if IBrowserSubMenuItem.implementedBy(reg.factory):
continue
if self.get_dottedname(reg) in WHITELIST:
continue
if len(reg.required) != 2:
# Only context/request adapters are published.
continue
if issubclass(reg.factory, BaseResponseSyncerReceiver):
# The BaseResponseSyncerReceiver._check_internal_request
# makes sure that the request is an internal GEVER request.
# Those requests must be public.
continue
permission_role = getattr(reg.factory, '__roles__', None)
if permission_role is not None:
continue
if not self.get_factory(reg).__module__.startswith('opengever.'):
continue
yield reg
def getMenuItems(self, obj, request):
obj = removeSecurityProxy(obj)
menu = tuple(zope.component.getAdapters(
(obj, request), self.getMenuItemType()))
# filter out all items which you do not have the permissions for
result = [ item for name, item in menu if
check_availability(item) ]
# Now order the result. This is not as easy as it seems.
# (1) Look at the interfaces and put the more specific menu entries
# to the front.
# (2) Sort unambigious entries by order and then by title.
ifaces = list(providedBy(removeSecurityProxy(obj)).__iro__)
max_key = len(ifaces)
def iface_index(item):
iface = item._for
if not iface:
iface = Interface
if zope.interface.interfaces.IInterface.providedBy(iface):
return ifaces.index(iface)
if isinstance(removeSecurityProxy(obj), item._for):
# directly specified for class, this goes first.
return -1
# no idea. This goes last.
return max_key
result = [(item.order, iface_index(item), item.title, item)
for item in result]
result.sort()
# !+ replace above with super getMenuItems()
local_url = url.absoluteURL(obj, request)
site_url = url.absoluteURL(getSite(), request)
request_url = request.getURL()
items = []
selected_index = None
current_pos = -1
for index, (order, iface_index, title, item) in enumerate(result):
# !+ for some reason, for the generic container listing views, the
# context_actions menu comes out with a single item pointing to
# "@@index" i.e. itself... we ignore it:
if item.action=="@@index":
continue
extra = item.extra or {}
# if no id has been explictly set, get one in some way or another...
# !+ID-GENERATION(ah, 17-05-2011) - added call to action_to_id
# around item.action as other-wise it returns an invalid @id
# attribute (see comment above)
extra.setdefault("id",
# try "id", BrowserMenu, bungeni.ui.menu.BrowserSubMenuItem
# (that picks an id value off item.submenuId) otherwise use
# the "action" value, zope.browsermenu.BrowserMenuItem
getattr(item, "id", None) or action_to_id(item.action)
)
# !+CSS_ID(mr, may-2011) the CSS menu styling should NOT be based
# on element id, it is unnecessarily brittle and limited e.g. what
# happens if you wish to render a menu twice, on top and bottom of
# a page? Styling selectors should be connected only via classes
# (not even element tag names). The use of an element id should be
# limited to only known-to-be-unique contrainers in the page e.g.
# "content", "top-menu-bar", "footer", etc.
if IBrowserSubMenuItem.providedBy(item):
submenu = getMenu(item.submenuId, obj, request)
else:
submenu = None
extra["hideChildren"] = True
_url = make_absolute(item.action, local_url, site_url)
if submenu:
for menu in submenu:
menu["url"] = make_absolute(
menu["action"], local_url, site_url)
pos = pos_action_in_url(item.action, request_url)
if pos and pos > current_pos:
# !+ should really only reset this only once,
# and pos *should* always be len(base_url)
current_pos = pos
selected_index = index
items.append({
"title": title,
"description": item.description,
"action": item.action,
"url": _url,
"selected": u"",
# !+MENU_ICON(mr, aug-2010) remove, icon always managed via CSS
"icon": item.icon,
"extra": extra,
"submenu": submenu})
if selected_index is not None:
items[selected_index]["selected"] = u"selected"
return items
def getMenuItems(self, obj, request):
obj = removeSecurityProxy(obj)
menu = tuple(
zope.component.getAdapters((obj, request), self.getMenuItemType()))
# filter out all items which you do not have the permissions for
result = [item for name, item in menu if check_availability(item)]
# Now order the result. This is not as easy as it seems.
# (1) Look at the interfaces and put the more specific menu entries
# to the front.
# (2) Sort unambigious entries by order and then by title.
ifaces = list(providedBy(removeSecurityProxy(obj)).__iro__)
max_key = len(ifaces)
def iface_index(item):
iface = item._for
if not iface:
iface = Interface
if zope.interface.interfaces.IInterface.providedBy(iface):
return ifaces.index(iface)
if isinstance(removeSecurityProxy(obj), item._for):
# directly specified for class, this goes first.
return -1
# no idea. This goes last.
return max_key
result = [(item.order, iface_index(item), item.title, item)
for item in result]
result.sort()
# !+ replace above with super getMenuItems()
local_url = url.absoluteURL(obj, request)
site_url = url.absoluteURL(getSite(), request)
request_url = request.getURL()
items = []
selected_index = None
current_pos = -1
for index, (order, iface_index, title, item) in enumerate(result):
# !+ for some reason, for the generic container listing views, the
# context_actions menu comes out with a single item pointing to
# "@@index" i.e. itself... we ignore it:
if item.action == "@@index":
continue
extra = item.extra or {}
# if no id has been explictly set, get one in some way or another...
# !+ID-GENERATION(ah, 17-05-2011) - added call to action_to_id
# around item.action as other-wise it returns an invalid @id
# attribute (see comment above)
extra.setdefault(
"id",
# try "id", BrowserMenu, bungeni.ui.menu.BrowserSubMenuItem
# (that picks an id value off item.submenuId) otherwise use
# the "action" value, zope.browsermenu.BrowserMenuItem
getattr(item, "id", None) or action_to_id(item.action))
# !+CSS_ID(mr, may-2011) the CSS menu styling should NOT be based
# on element id, it is unnecessarily brittle and limited e.g. what
# happens if you wish to render a menu twice, on top and bottom of
# a page? Styling selectors should be connected only via classes
# (not even element tag names). The use of an element id should be
# limited to only known-to-be-unique contrainers in the page e.g.
# "content", "top-menu-bar", "footer", etc.
if IBrowserSubMenuItem.providedBy(item):
submenu = getMenu(item.submenuId, obj, request)
else:
submenu = None
extra["hideChildren"] = True
_url = make_absolute(item.action, local_url, site_url)
if submenu:
for menu in submenu:
menu["url"] = make_absolute(menu["action"], local_url,
site_url)
pos = pos_action_in_url(item.action, request_url)
if pos and pos > current_pos:
# !+ should really only reset this only once,
# and pos *should* always be len(base_url)
current_pos = pos
selected_index = index
items.append({
"title": title,
"description": item.description,
"action": item.action,
"url": _url,
"selected": u"",
# !+MENU_ICON(mr, aug-2010) remove, icon always managed via CSS
"icon": item.icon,
"extra": extra,
"submenu": submenu
})
if selected_index is not None:
items[selected_index]["selected"] = u"selected"
return items
