1) method document_src() requires no parameters (self is passed implicitly by python) so you write context.['index_html'].write(context.memberIndex.document_src())
I tried this and got the error message mentioned, so I tried again with the explicit 'self' - no go.
2) To create a page template with a content, you may pass it in constructor: container.manage_addProduct['PageTemplates'],manage_addPageTe mplaate('index_html', text=context.memberIndex.document_src())
This is certainly more elegant and I had spotted it in ZopePageTemplates.py but I wanted to go step by step.
However, neither of the solutions works for me because I always get the 'Unauthorized' error message. With my limited experience, I don't know how to start debugging this. Can you help me again?
I tried the solution on my WinXP+Zope 2.6.1 server and it works fine. What environment do you use? OS? Zope server version? Browser? How do you test it? Do you select "Test" tab in the ZMI or you open a new window and type URL ? There is a difference in browser behavior e.g. for Mozilla, no matter how many browser windows you open, you're still logged as the same zope user (Manager in your case) This doesn't always applies to IE. document_src() method requires 'View management screens' permission and if you open a new instance of IE, You're effectively an 'Anonymous User' which doesn't have it. If it is not the case, you may to use VerboseSecurity product http://hathaway.freezope.org/Software/VerboseSecurity to determine what persmission is missing Regards, Dmitry