I hadn't realized it before, but SiteAccess can cause really confusing things in the Zope management interface! When I installed Zope 2.3.0 and ran it on an unused port number to check it out while the main Zope was still running, the top-level Zope folder displayed with the new look (which is very well done, BTW), but when I would drill down into a folder governed by a SiteRoot object the folders appeared with the old (2.2.x) look. This was quite a mystery until I realized that although the tree frame on the left (and the new top frame) were displaying pages served by the new Zope 2.3.0 process, the right/folder frame was actually displaying a page served by my older production Zope process running Zope 2.2.5! My Zope tree is something like this: / + /subsite1 + /subsite2 subsite1 has a SiteRoot that gives the folder a new Base of "http://subsite1.org". Apache is sitting on port 80 and using ProxyPass to map http://subsite1.org to http://myhost.org:8080/subsite1. Assume the new Zope ZServer is running on port 9090. So the listing for 'subsite1' in the tree display has an HREF of http://myhost.org:9090/subsite1/manage_main. When I click on that, the browser requests that URL from Zope on myhost.org:9090. Because of the SiteRoot object, the server sends back an HTTP 302 response redirecting the browser to http://subsite1.org/manage_main, which the browser dutifully requests. The Apache server gets that request and forwards it via ProxyPass to http://myhost.org:8080/subsite1/manage_main. The other/older Zope server on port 8080 fields that request (with SiteAccess converting URLs) and sends it back to the browser, which displays it in the large/right frame. So now the left frame is displaying the objects served by ZServer on port 8080 but the right frame is displaying the contents of some object served by ZServer on port 9090. One outcome of this for me is that I will now test the staging server by running it this way (from bash): SUPPRESS_SITEROOT=1 ./start.bat so that SiteRoot translations are disabled. -- Fred Yankowski fred@OntoSys.com tel: +1.630.879.1312 Principal Consultant www.OntoSys.com fax: +1.630.879.1370 OntoSys, Inc 38W242 Deerpath Rd, Batavia, IL 60510, USA