Given that DTML methods don't accept arguments, is there a simple way to work around passing custom data to a DTML method? I currently have a number of DTML methods that encapsulate HTML fragments (mostly table segemts) that I use often in almost macro fashion. I've broken them out into their own methods as I use the same fragments across mutliple templates folders etc. The text in the HTML segments needs to passed in for each invocation (eg table headers, cel values, etc). Currently I'm wrapping all calls to the DTML method in dtml-let's to define the arguments for the called DTML method: Given a DTML method called, "custom_segment" which looks something like: ...yada... <dtml-var custom_text> ...yada... I invoke it as follows: <dtml-let custom_text="'this is some text'"> <dtml-var custom_segment> </dtml-let> This is pretty hokey, especially when I invoke "custom_segment" half a dozen times in a single template or method. Is there a better way to fake passing arguments to a DTML method? -- J C Lawrence Internet: claw@kanga.nu ----------(*) Internet: coder@kanga.nu ...Honorary Member of Clan McFud -- Teamer's Avenging Monolith...