Hi there, I'm trying to make my own management view links, and can't find the correct way to test for whether a method can be used by the current user based on just the method name. Here's a section of my python code: =================================== from AccessControl import getSecurityManager checkPermission = getSecurityManager().checkPermission manage_options=context.filtered_manage_options() optionslist = [] for mopt in manage_options: print "<br>checking", context.url() + '/' + mopt['action'] if checkPermission(mopt['action'], context): optionslist.append([mopt['action'], mopt['label']]) =================================== Basically, when I'm logged in as "manager", every method in manage_options checks out. However, when I log in as another user - which user does in fact have access to the appropriate methods - the checkPermission test fails. I'm pretty sure I should be supplying a permission name as the first argument to checkPermission, rather than the method name, but is there a way to test based just on the method name? I can get a handy list of methods using the filtered_manage_options method, but not permissions, as far as I can tell (and no, they're not already tested, as far as I can tell - my test user gets a tab to manage security settings, but can't get a page by clicking on it). Thanks in advance for any help - I appreciate it very much :) - Am