Do you like * buttons containing images (and do not yet want to use the HTML 4.0 "button" tag) and * Zope's ":method" magic for buttons? The you may find the following patch interesting: URL:http://www.dieter.handshake.de/pyprojects/zope/imgbutton.pat With the current Zope, you can not use ":method" with "<input type=image>" tags, i.e. the HTML 3.2 image buttons. The browser creates for such an image button two form variables "<name>.x" and "<name>.y". These suffixes (".x" and ".y") prevent Zope to recognize any type suffix, especially ":method". The patch above extends Zope's ":method" suffix handling for the case of image buttons. It defines for them the form variable "imgclickpos", a record with the 2 integer fields "x" and "y", and calls the method as it does for normal submit buttons. The patch defines a new ":last" suffix, too. "<name>:last" tells Zope to discard any value previously seen for "<name>". This should avoid the nasty case to get a single value, if a form contains a field once, but a list if it contains the list several times. "<name>:last" ensures, you always get a single value (and not a list), namely the last one. ":last" is effective only for types that are not SEQUENCE, RECORD nor RECORDS. For ":list" and ":tuple", ":last" is not senseful. For ":record" and ":records", the code was rather complicated, such that I not dared to change it. Dieter