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Update Static page
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A humble script that opens your webpage and sucks in parts of it and saves the HTML into a DTML Document. The id of the DTML Document will be the page name of the URL + Then, to use it in DTML for example you do this:
<html>
<dtml-if "_.has_key('index_html_static') and REQUEST.QUERYSTRING==''">
<dtml-var index_html_static>
<dtml-else>
<!--DYNAMIC-CONTENT-->
<dtml-var expensive_resource_heavy_looper>
<!--/DYNAMIC-CONTENT-->
</dtml-if>
</html>
To create the static DTML Document, you first need to create an External Method Id: update_staticpage, modulename: update_staticpage, functionname: update_staticpage Here's how: context.update_staticpage(context.web.doc.index_html.absolute_url()) or: context.update_staticpage(context.web.doc.index_html.absolute_url(), container=context.somefolder) Alternativly in DTML: <dtml-call "update_staticpage(web.doc.index_html.absolute_url())"> This can be useful to not have to write a cronjob: This is a very untested and simple script. It's idea is simple and anybody is free to do whatever they want and need with it.
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Available Releases
| Version | Maturity | Platform | Released |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0.0.1 | Development | 2001-08-31 04:33:03 | |
| update_page.py (1 K) | All | ||
| update_staticpage.py (2 K) | All |