Reputation: 343
I'm writing a PloneFormGen custom action adapter in order to add a File object to a folder from the File Field in the form. Here is the script:
target = context.filefolder
form = request.form
uid = str(DateTime().millis())
target.invokeFactory("File", id=uid, file=form['arquivo-do-cv_file'])
obj = target[uid]
"filefolder" is the name of a folder inside the parent folder for the PFG FormFolder. This script is configured to run with a Manager proxy role.
Problem is that the File objects created this way won't show the "Click here to download the file" link when I view them. The files can be downloaded though, if I suppress the "/view" part from the end of the URL. What am I missing when calling invokeFactory to create the File object?
UPDATE: What I meant is that I don't get the "filename - filetype, size in KBs (size in bytes)" link for the document, below the byline. When I create a File object using the normal Plone UI, it does show up.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1423
Reputation: 10980
I don't have a Plone instance to test it, but try to call processForm()
after invokeFactory
. It will:
These actions are detailed on Object Construction Lifecycle. Maybe some of these actions are needed to create the KB information you're after (I'm hoping it's the index).
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 4345
I suspect nothing; I think that is the default behavior in Plone 4.
I just added a File and I don't see any "Click here to download the file".
And a quick search does not reveal the string "click here to download":
aclark@Alex-Clarks-MacBook-Pro:~/Developer/test-4.1/ > grep -ir "Click here to download" parts/omelette
parts/omelette/plone/app/jquerytools/browser/jquery.tools.plugins.js: (root.tagName == 'A' ? "<p>Click here to download latest version</p>" :
parts/omelette/plone/app/jquerytools/browser/jquery.tools.plugins.min.js:" or greater is required</h2><h3>"+(g[0]>0?"Your version is "+g:"You have no flash plugin installed")+"</h3>"+(a.tagName=="A"?"<p>Click here to download latest version</p>":"<p>Download latest version from <a href='"+k+"'>here</a></p>");if(a.tagName=="A")a.onclick=function(){location.href=k}}if(b.onFail){var d=b.onFail.call(this);if(typeof d=="string")a.innerHTML=d}}if(i)window[b.id]=document.getElementById(b.id);f(this,{getRoot:function(){return a},getOptions:function(){return b},getConf:function(){return c},
Upvotes: 2