Thanks for your answer. This would do too, but Stephan Richter gave me a nice way to do it. A dtml-method with the following: <dtml-raw> Because of acquisition this will result in the "document" being included in its whole. His suggestions: 1. html: contains the HTML code viewMethod: called like: viewMethod?file=html <dtml-var "_[file]"> 2. The best by far. Write your own little Zope object in Python that has only an id and a body. Then you can say: URL/html/viewMethods Inside viewMethods: <dtml-var body> 3. Well, I found solution 3 reading the DTML Method source code pretty quick. inside viewMethod: <dtml-var raw> -- That returns the unprocessed body of the object and due to the acquisition behavior of DTML methods it looks one object up, which is html. so URL/html/viewMethod works
Anders Holmbech Nielsen writes:
I have a dtml-method called test which I want to use like:
someurl/document/test
and in the dtml-method I want to include the document in its whole.
I have tried something with the URL like:
<dtml-var <dtml-var URL1>> this offcourse dont work... but this neither... Try:
<dtml-var "PARENTS[0](_.None,_)">
"PARENTS[0]" gives you the parent, in your case "someurl/document". Calling this object renders it. If you call it without parameters, you cut the namespace chain. If you pass "_.None,_", you pass the namespace explicitly. (This usually is done by DTML behind the scenes, but inside "...", you must do it yourself).
Dieter
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