Has anywone worked on a mechanism for taking HTML documents that are FTP'd or HTTP-POST'ed by end-users and manipulating them into Zopish documents -- inserting and <..._footer> tags, for instance? It seems to me (though I haven't tried yet) that there's more at work than just prefixing/suffixing the content with the codes when rendering it. Though such a result might be renderable, it would certainly not be HTML-conformant (prob. two sets of and codes) and might give unusual results (the possiblity of conflicting elements in the document and in the standard_html_header; ...). On a related note, it might be interesting to run a second, modified FTP handler on a Zope Server, which "Zopifies" HTML documents upon upload, perhaps even storing them as some subclass of DTML Document which renders itself as DTML but which returns the originally-uploaded document if accessed via FTP. Again, I'm just asking if anyone's done any work along such lines. It seems a fairly useful feature to offer if (a) your end-user base is used to more traditional HTML publishing and (b) you want to gain the benefits of Acquisition while making it transparent to your end-users. Thanks for your thoughts, -- G -- Graham Fawcett -- Application Developer (Instructional Development) -- Division of Instructional Development -- University of Windsor, Canada