[D. Rick Anderson]
Anwho .. the lines listed below work great if you put ANYTHING in there other than REQUEST. They even work if you put single quotes around REQUEST. It just creates the dtml document with the date as the name and sticks the work 'REQUEST' in it. How can I actually get the current REQUEST information into something? Our first atempt was to insert it into a table on the Oracle server, but that failed with similar results.
I'd try backquotes around REQUEST: `REQUEST` That should return a string representation of the request. Otherwise you can walk through the REQUEST and output all its properties to a string, then store the string. You probably would want to make a separate method to do the formatting of the REQUEST. It's a perfect job for prettyprint, but I don't recall that you can get at that from dtml. You could from an external method, though: def formatRequest(request): from prettyprint import prettyprint return prettyprint(request) Cheers, Tom P