Fixed relative links in page templates documentation.

lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/help/metal-define-macro.stx

@@ -27,6 +27,6 @@ define-macro: Define a macro
 
   See Also
 
-    "metal:use-macro":../metal-use-macro.stx
+    "metal:use-macro":metal-use-macro.stx
 
-    "metal:define-slot":../metal-define-slot.stx
+    "metal:define-slot":metal-define-slot.stx

lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/help/metal-define-slot.stx

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ define-slot: Define a macro customization point
 
   See Also
 
-    "metal:fill-slot":../metal-fill-slot.stx
+    "metal:fill-slot":metal-fill-slot.stx
 
 
 

lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/help/metal-fill-slot.stx

@@ -35,4 +35,4 @@ fill-slot: Customize a macro
  
   See Also
     
-    "metal:define-slot":../metal-define-slot.stx
+    "metal:define-slot":metal-define-slot.stx

lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/help/metal-use-macro.stx

@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ use-macro: Use a macro
 
   See Also
 
-    "metal:define-macro":../metal-define-macro.stx
+    "metal:define-macro":metal-define-macro.stx
 
-    "metal:fill-slot":../metal-fill-slot.stx
+    "metal:fill-slot":metal-fill-slot.stx
 

lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/help/metal.stx

@@ -2,8 +2,8 @@ METAL Overview
 
   The *Macro Expansion Template Attribute Language* (METAL) standard
   is a facility for HTML/XML macro preprocessing. It can be used in
-  conjunction with or independently of "TAL":../tal.stx and
-  "TALES":../tales.stx.
+  conjunction with or independently of "TAL":tal.stx and
+  "TALES":tales.stx.
 
   Macros provide a way to define a chunk of presentation in one
   template, and share it in others, so that changes to the macro are
@@ -30,33 +30,33 @@ METAL Overview
 
     METAL defines a number of statements:
 
-    * "metal:define-macro":../metal-define-macro.stx - Define a macro.
+    * "metal:define-macro":metal-define-macro.stx - Define a macro.
 
-    * "metal:use-macro":../metal-use-macro.stx - Use a macro.
+    * "metal:use-macro":metal-use-macro.stx - Use a macro.
 
-    * "metal:define-slot":../metal-define-slot.stx - Define a macro
+    * "metal:define-slot":metal-define-slot.stx - Define a macro
     customization point.
 
-    * "metal:fill-slot":../metal-fill-slot.stx - Customize a macro.
+    * "metal:fill-slot":metal-fill-slot.stx - Customize a macro.
 
     Although METAL does not define the syntax of expression
     non-terminals, leaving that up to the implementation, a canonical
     expression syntax for use in METAL arguments is described in
-    "TALES Specification":../tales.stx.
+    "TALES Specification":tales.stx.
 
   See Also
 
-    "TAL Overview":../tal.stx
+    "TAL Overview":tal.stx
 
-    "TALES Overview":../tales.stx
+    "TALES Overview":tales.stx
 
-    "metal:define-macro":../metal-define-macro.stx
+    "metal:define-macro":metal-define-macro.stx
 
-    "metal:use-macro":../metal-use-macro.stx
+    "metal:use-macro":metal-use-macro.stx
 
-    "metal:define-slot":../metal-define-slot.stx
+    "metal:define-slot":metal-define-slot.stx
 
-    "metal:fill-slot":../metal-fill-slot.stx
+    "metal:fill-slot":metal-fill-slot.stx
 
 
   

lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/help/tal-content.stx

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ content: Replace the content of an element
 
     Inserting the user name::
 
-      <p tal:content="user/name">Fred Farkas</p>
+      <p tal:content="user/getUserName">Fred Farkas</p>
 
     Inserting HTML/XML::
 
@@ -31,4 +31,4 @@ content: Replace the content of an element
 
   See Also
 
-    "'tal:replace'":../tal-replace.stx
+    "'tal:replace'":tal-replace.stx
\ No newline at end of file

lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/help/tal-repeat.stx

@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ repeat: Repeat an element
     example, 'repeat/item/start'.  In Python expressions, you use
     normal dictionary notation to get the repeat variable, then
     attribute access to get the information, for example,
-    'python:repeat['item'].start'.
+    "python:repeat['item'].start".
 
     Note that 'first' and 'last' are intended for use with sorted
     sequences.  They try to divide the sequence into group of items

lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/help/tal-replace.stx

@@ -38,4 +38,4 @@ replace: Replace an element
 
   See Also
 
-    "'tal:content'":../tal-content.stx
+    "'tal:content'":tal-content.stx
\ No newline at end of file

lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/help/tal.stx

@@ -34,24 +34,24 @@ TAL Overview
 
     These are the tal statements:
 
-    - "tal:attributes":../tal-attributes.stx - dynamically change
+    - "tal:attributes":tal-attributes.stx - dynamically change
       element attributes.
 
-    - "tal:define":../tal-define.stx - define variables.
+    - "tal:define":tal-define.stx - define variables.
 
-    - "tal:condition":../tal-condition.stx - test conditions.
+    - "tal:condition":tal-condition.stx - test conditions.
 
-    - "tal:content":../tal-content.stx - replace the content of an
+    - "tal:content":tal-content.stx - replace the content of an
       element.
 
-    - "tal:omit-tag":../tal-omit-tag.stx - remove an element, leaving
+    - "tal:omit-tag":tal-omit-tag.stx - remove an element, leaving
       the content of the element.
 
-    - "tal:on-error":../tal-on-error.stx - handle errors.
+    - "tal:on-error":tal-on-error.stx - handle errors.
 
-    - "tal:repeat":../tal-repeat.stx - repeat an element.
+    - "tal:repeat":tal-repeat.stx - repeat an element.
 
-    - "tal:replace":../tal-replace.stx - replace the content of an
+    - "tal:replace":tal-replace.stx - replace the content of an
       element and remove the element leaving the content.
 
     Expressions used in statements may return values of any type,
@@ -104,23 +104,23 @@ TAL Overview
 
   See Also
 
-    "TALES Overview":../tales.stx
+    "TALES Overview":tales.stx
 
-    "METAL Overview":../metal.stx
+    "METAL Overview":metal.stx
 
-    "tal:attributes":../tal-attributes.stx
+    "tal:attributes":tal-attributes.stx
 
-    "tal:define":../tal-define.stx
+    "tal:define":tal-define.stx
 
-    "tal:condition":../tal-condition.stx
+    "tal:condition":tal-condition.stx
 
-    "tal:content":../tal-content.stx
+    "tal:content":tal-content.stx
 
-    "tal:omit-tag":../tal-omit-tag.stx
+    "tal:omit-tag":tal-omit-tag.stx
 
-    "tal:on-error":../tal-on-error.stx
+    "tal:on-error":tal-on-error.stx
 
-    "tal:repeat":../tal-repeat.stx
+    "tal:repeat":tal-repeat.stx
 
-    "tal:replace":../tal-replace.stx
+    "tal:replace":tal-replace.stx
 

lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/help/tales-path.stx

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ TALES Path expressions
 
     Since every path must start with a variable name, you need a set
     of starting variables that you can use to find other objects and
-    values.  See the "TALES overview":../tales.stx for a list of
+    values.  See the "TALES overview":tales.stx for a list of
     built-in variables.  Since variable names are looked up first in
     locals, then in globals, then in this list, these names act just
     like built-ins in Python; They are always available, but they can

lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/help/tales-python.stx

@@ -46,22 +46,22 @@ TALES Python expressions
 
       In addition, these utility functions are available: 'DateTime',
       'test', and 'same_type'. See "DTML
-      functions":../../../OFSP/Help/dtml-funcs.stx for more
+      functions":../../OFSP/Help/dtml-funcs.stx for more
       information on these functions.
 
       Finally, these functions are available in Python expressions,
       but not in Python-based scripts:
 
-      'path(string)' -- Evaluate a TALES "path":../tales-path.stx
+      'path(string)' -- Evaluate a TALES "path":tales-path.stx
       expression.
 
-      'string(string)' -- Evaluate a TALES "string":../tales-string.stx
+      'string(string)' -- Evaluate a TALES "string":tales-string.stx
       expression.
 
-      'exists(string)' -- Evaluates a TALES "exists":../tales-exists.stx
+      'exists(string)' -- Evaluates a TALES "exists":tales-exists.stx
       expression.
 
-      'nocall(string)' -- Evaluates a TALES "nocall":../tales-nocall.stx
+      'nocall(string)' -- Evaluates a TALES "nocall":tales-nocall.stx
       expression.
 
     Python Modules
@@ -84,19 +84,19 @@ TALES Python expressions
       module":http://www.python.org/doc/current/lib/module-math.html.
 
       'sequence' -- A module with a powerful sorting function. See
-      "sequence":../../../OFSP/Help/sequence.py for more information.
+      "sequence":../../OFSP/Help/sequence.py for more information.
 
       'Products.PythonScripts.standard' -- Various HTML formatting
       functions available in DTML. See
-      "Products.PythonScripts.standard":../../../OFSP/Help/standard.py
+      "Products.PythonScripts.standard":../../PythonScripts/Help/standard.py
       for more information.
 
       'ZTUtils' -- Batch processing facilities similar to those
-      offered by 'dtml-in'. See "ZTUtils":../../../OFSP/Help/ZTUtils.py
+      offered by 'dtml-in'. See "ZTUtils":ZTUtils.py
       for more information.
 
       'AccessControl' -- Security and access checking facilities. See
-      "AccessControl":../../../OFSP/Help/AccessControl.py for more
+      "AccessControl":../../OFSP/Help/AccessControl.py for more
       information.
 
   Examples

lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/help/tales-string.stx

@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ TALES String expressions
     expression string is supplied the resulting string is *empty*. The
     string can contain variable substitutions of the form '$name' or
     '${path}', where 'name' is a variable name, and 'path' is a
-    "path expression":../tales-path.stx.
+    "path expression":tales-path.stx.
     The escaped string value of the path expression is inserted into
     the string. To prevent a '$' from being interpreted this way, it
     must be escaped as '$$'.

lib/python/Products/PageTemplates/help/tales.stx

 TALES Overview
 
   The *Template Attribute Language Expression Syntax* (TALES) standard
-  describes expressions that supply "TAL":../tal.stx and
-  "METAL":../metal.stx with data.  TALES is *one* possible expression
+  describes expressions that supply "TAL":tal.stx and
+  "METAL":metal.stx with data.  TALES is *one* possible expression
   syntax for these languages, but they are not bound to this
   definition.  Similarly, TALES could be used in a context having
   nothing to do with TAL or METAL.
@@ -36,17 +36,17 @@ TALES Overview
 
     These are the TALES expression types supported by Zope:
 
-    * "path":../tales-path.stx expressions - locate a value by its path.
+    * "path":tales-path.stx expressions - locate a value by its path.
 
-    * "exists":../tales-exists.stx expressions - test whether a path is valid.
+    * "exists":tales-exists.stx expressions - test whether a path is valid.
 
-    * "nocall":../tales-nocall.stx expressions - locate an object by its path.
+    * "nocall":tales-nocall.stx expressions - locate an object by its path.
 
-    * "not":../tales-not.stx expressions - negate an expression
+    * "not":tales-not.stx expressions - negate an expression
   
-    * "string":../tales-string.stx expressions - format a string
+    * "string":tales-string.stx expressions - format a string
 
-    * "python":../tales-python.stx expressions - execute a Python
+    * "python":tales-python.stx expressions - execute a Python
       expression
 
   Built-in Names
@@ -97,19 +97,19 @@ TALES Overview
 
   See Also
 
-    "TAL Overview":../tal.stx
+    "TAL Overview":tal.stx
 
-    "METAL Overview":../metal.stx
+    "METAL Overview":metal.stx
 
-    "exists":../tales-exists.stx expressions
+    "exists":tales-exists.stx expressions
 
-    "nocall":../tales-nocall.stx expressions
+    "nocall":tales-nocall.stx expressions
 
-    "not":../tales-not.stx expressions
+    "not":tales-not.stx expressions
   
-    "string":../tales-string.stx expressions
+    "string":tales-string.stx expressions
 
-    "path":../tales-path.stx expressions
+    "path":tales-path.stx expressions
 
-    "python":../tales-python.stx expressions
+    "python":tales-python.stx expressions