Steve rocks! It wasn't actually the Ownership, but when I looked at the object I realized that I did not expose the Ownership tab, or the Security tab for the objects that I had created from the ZClass. When I created those views, I found that the permissions for the objects were not set correctly. I don't know how that happened, since I could not even see the permissions in order to edit them. I assume that they acquired those permissions from somewhere, but far better to see them make sure they're right. 'View' and acquire permissions had been disabled. Thanks again! Josh -----Original Message----- From: Steve Alexander [mailto:steve@cat-box.net] Sent: Tuesday, December 18, 2001 3:32 PM To: Joshua Lanza Subject: Re: [Zope-dev] Can't access ZClass object unless superuser Joshua Lanza wrote:

No, unfortunately, I haven't deleted any users. But thanks for responding :)

The permissions settings cascade downward through the directory structure, so I would think that if I grant Anonymous every permission in every folder and every method all the way down through the ZClass definition and then do the same for the page that uses the ZClass, it should allow Anonymous access. I'm using the latest stable release of CMF and Zope on Windex, and not interacting with IIS at all.

This looks like an ownership issue to me. I recommend that you ensure that each object you're having problems with is owned. Look on the "Ownership" tab and see whether it is owned. -- Steve Alexander