On Fri, 25 Apr 2003 13:51:21 +0300 GMT (..12:51 where i live(GMT+2) ) Paavo Parkkinen asked the Zope mailinglist about the following: PP> We have a ZPT form and a python script to handle the data from the PP> form. After some processing we return to the form with a PP> return Form(data=data) PP> Now we have <a name="x"> -links in the form and we would like to PP> return to one of them. Is there any way to return with return, or do PP> we have to use response.redirect()? If i get your drift, you want to scroll the returned document to a named anchor ? This is a client-side issue, which your browser has to handle, and has to be made with a redirect if you cannot trick the browser in some clever way. perhaps it would work if you submitted your form to the url of the script with #anchorname appended.. But you probably want to set the anchor conditionally on the script processing results? - then this is not a good solution. Javascript would be the next solution, but i think a RESPONSE.redirect() would be preferrable. :) -- Geir Bækholt