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I’ve enabled ‘member folders’ in plone administration panel. Then I’ve created a context menu link in the ZMI (with url: string:${portal/portal_membership/getHomeUrl}) to make these folders easy available.
I’ve noticed, that .getHomeUrl() always returns None, and link looks like: 127.0.0.1:80/web/None.
Do you have any idea what’s wrong?
First of all, you normally enable that option in the Security tab of your Plone control panel:
If you set the option there, it’ll also add a ‘My Folder’ action automatically that uses the
.getHomeUrl()method..getHomeUrl()only returns a URL if the folder already exists. In your case it appears the folder is not yet created for the current member. The folder is first created when a member logs in but does not have their own folder yet. Logging out then in again should remedy this.If you accidentally removed the
Membersfolder from your Plone setup, you’ll need to recreate it. Per-user folder creation would otherwise fail. If it is missing, simply create a new folder with the idMembersin the root of your site.