Janko Hauser wrote:
The method needs as parameter self.
Than this returns the right value. For 'DTML Document' you need to substitute your meta_type
# a=self['objectValues'](['DTML Document']) #a=self['objectValues']() b=[] print "A simple test" for i in a: # strange is I can not use hasattr() here??? try: b.append(i.myid) print b except: pass
return printed
Thanks, that did it for sure! Here is my copleted method (tested and working): # List holds html fragments during index construction html = [] # insert all profile object id's and profile_names into list for profile in self['objectValues'](['Profile']): html.append(profile.id + '">' + profile.profile_name) # join fragments together html = '<a href="' + string.join(html, '</a><br>\n<a href="') + '</a><br>\n' return html Your advise also showed me how to filter for a particular meta_type; before I was just getting a list of object ids and using if/else to make the object id was not in a hard coded list of the objects in the folder that were not 'Profile's . Needless to say my method hampered expandability and portability; yours was a big improvement. Thanks alot! ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Harry Henry Gebel ICQ# 43675297 West Dover Hundred, Delaware John McCain for President in 2000 http://www.mccain2000.com