I've run into a problem that spawned what is probably a stupid question. I'm probably doing something wrong here. I've been using JavaScript to control some cookie functions. I created a page template called cookies.js and then placed a link on the page that looks like this; '<script language="JavaScript" src="cookies.js"></script>'. This has worked well for months. I was trying out a routine I found that uses Javascript to sort HTML tables on the browser side. Following the same pattern, I created a page template called "sorttable.js" and pasted the sample code into it. When I tried to save it, I got an invalid tag error on this line; for (ti=0;ti<tbls.length;ti++) { Obviously it thinks the less than sign is the start of a tag. I didn't run into this before because my cookie script doesn't have any less than or greater than signs. Since java scripts are pretty integral to web development, I'm sure Zope must have some way of processing them. I know I could put the script in an external file but that seems like it would be kind of kludgy. There are lots of different object types available; python script, structured text, etc. but which one would you use to store a java script file? Joe Goldthwaite