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*Access Rules* make it possible to cause an action to happen any
time a user "traverses" a Folder in your Zope site. When a user's
browser submits a request for a URL to Zope which has a Folder's
name in it, the Folder is "looked up" by Zope during object
publishing. That action (the lookup) is called *traversal*.
Access Rules are arbitrary bits of code which effect the
environment in some way during Folder traversal. They are easiest
to explain by way of an example.
% Anonymous User - Dec. 15, 2003 1:28 pm:
The Access Service section needs an explanation of how to suppress an access rule. For the baffled among us,
you can set an environmental
variable 'SUPPRESS_ACCESSRULE' ( I add a line in my 'start' script to
do this ) or include '_SUPPRESS_ACCESSRULE' to the URL at a point AFTER
the folder/container in question.
SITEROOT works the same way, just replace ACCESSRULE with SITEROOT in
the above explanation.
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