"Steve" == Steve Drees <drees@rangebroadband.com> writes:
>> Of course I don't want the edit_html to know (hard-coded) that >> its "backlink" is index_html (it will not always be the case). > just redirect to REQUEST.HTTP_REFERER instead of index_html. Trying to use REQUEST.HTTP_REFERER I've made this three DTML Documents, but the navigation links does not behave like expected! <!-- navy --> <dtml-var standard_html_header> <h2><dtml-var document_id></h2> <br/><dtml-var URL> <br/><a href="navy"> navy (that's me) </a> <br/><a href="edit"> edit </a> <br/><a href="list"> list </a> <dtml-let link="REQUEST.HTTP_REFERER"> <br/><a href="&dtml-link;"> back </a> (<dtml-var link>) </dtml-let> <!-- edit --> <dtml-var standard_html_header> <h2><dtml-var document_id></h2> <br/><dtml-var URL> <br/><a href="navy"> index </a> <br/><a href="edit"> edit (that's me) </a> <br/><a href="list"> list </a> <dtml-let link="REQUEST.HTTP_REFERER"> <br/><a href="&dtml-link;"> back </a> (<dtml-var link>) </dtml-let> <!-- list --> <dtml-var standard_html_header> <h2><dtml-var document_id></h2> <br/><dtml-var URL> <br/><a href="navy"> index </a> <br/><a href="edit"> edit </a> <br/><a href="list"> list (that's me) </a> <dtml-let link="REQUEST.HTTP_REFERER"> <br/><a href="&dtml-link;"> back </a> (<dtml-var link>) </dtml-let> <dtml-var standard_html_footer> any hint? TIA, Luca