Felipe E Barousse Boue writes:
I know about not beeing allowed to access attributes that start with "_". I gave you a solution in my post, didn't I?
Again, try: <dtml-with "_.getattr(company.noticias,_[titulo])"> <dtml-call ....> </dtml-with>
Actually what is intended here is for _[titulo] to be evaluated to the name of a folder ... Of cause.
However, your expressions do not work like this. They have an evaluation order: "a.b[c]" is "(a.b)[c]" and not "a. (b[c])". To give you a better known analogy: if you have "5 * 1+1" then the result is "6" and not "10", even so "1+1" is "2" in a different context. In the special case of the "." operator, the right parameter must even be a name and can not be an expression. Thus, "a . (b[c])" is a syntax error. You have the "getattr" operator to obtain such "computed accesses": to obtain the effect of "a .(b[c])", you use "getattr(a,b[c])". That is what I proposed above (and in the last post). Dieter