As many of us know, it's tricky to edit DTML/ZPT files in GoLive and Dreamweaver because both of them expect valid HTML files to have an extension (to be fair, both allow you to configure these extensions, so we could use something like '.dtml'; we just can't have it be blank.) I think that naming DTML Docs & Methods with extensions is a Bad Thing -- then, links are dependent upon the format of the file. If you switch from a dtml method to a dtml document or to a PageTemplate, you'd have to change your links. (Plus, .extensions make for slightly uglier DTML code; see my message earlier this week about graphic files w/.gif or .jpg extensions.) One possible workaround would be to patch the FTP and WebDAV upload/download so that: * for all the files in a folders, the server would add a simulated extension. For example, for dtml methods, the server would report a file called 'index_html.dtmm', or for dtml documents, 'index_html.dtmd'. * this file could easily be updated by most HTML tools. * when saving this file, the Zope server would re-mangle the filename back to the original. It's definitely a hack, but could be coded in much less time than it will take Macromedia & Adobe to fix their programs. I'd be willing to take a first cut at this, but I'm hoping someone has already done this, or has begun this work. -- Joel Burton <jburton@scw.org> Director of Information Systems, Support Center of Washington