Plone: View einem Contenttype zuordnen

browser/configure.zcml

+  <browser:menuItem
+      for="..interfaces.artikel.IArtikel"
+      menu="plone_displayviews"
+      title="Artikel Ansicht"
+      action="@@ansicht_view"
+      description="Artikel Ansicht"
+      />

Methode 1 - Zuordnung für ein eigenen Artikeltyp

Diese schnelle Möglichkeit ist sinnvoll für Ansichten die einem eigenen Artikeltyp (folderish) zugeordnet wird.

profiles/default/types/Artikel.xml

- <property name="default_view">base_view</property>
+ <property name="default_view">ansicht_view</property>

 <property name="view_methods">
-   <element value="base_view" />
+   <element value="ansicht_view" />
 </property>

Methode 2 - Zuordnung für ein bestehenden Artikeltyp (z.B. Folder)

Diese Methode sollte verwendet werden wenn eine Ansicht einem vorhandenem Artikeltyp zugeordnet wird

setuphandlers.py

from Products.CMFCore.utils import getToolByName
from Products.CMFEditions.setuphandlers import DEFAULT_POLICIES

def setupView(portal, out):
    """ Add plone-views to folder types """

    typesTool = getToolByName(portal, 'portal_types')

    # install view for folders
    typefolder = typesTool['Folder']
    viewlist = typefolder.getProperty('view_methods', d=None)
    if 'ansicht_view' not in viewlist:
        viewlist = viewlist + ('ansicht_view',)
    typefolder.manage_changeProperties(view_methods = viewlist)
    out.append("Successfully installed my.product ansicht_view in folder")

    typefolder = typesTool['Large Plone Folder']
    viewlist = typefolder.getProperty('view_methods', d=None)
    if 'ansicht_view' not in viewlist:
        viewlist = viewlist + ('ansicht_view',)
    typefolder.manage_changeProperties(view_methods = viewlist)
    out.append("Successfully installed my.product ansicht_view in largefolder")

def importVarious(context):
    """Miscellanous steps import handle """

    # Ordinarily, GenericSetup handlers check for the existence of XML files.
    # Here, we are not parsing an XML file, but we use this text file as a
    # flag to check that we actually meant for this import step to be run.
    # The file is found in profiles/default.

    if context.readDataFile('my.product_various.txt') is None:
        return

    # Add additional setup code here
    out = []
    portal = context.getSite()
    setupView(portal, out)
    logger = context.getLogger("my.product")

profiles/default/import_steps.xml

<?xml version="1.0"?>
  <import-steps>
    <import-step id="my-product-various" version="2011-06-28"
                 handler="my.product.setuphandlers.importVarious"
                 title="my.product setup">
        my.product setup
    </import-step>
  </import-steps>

profiles/default/my.product_various.txt

# This file is used as a marker in setuphandlers.py.