I thought that I might state it a bit simpler. How can I break out of a dtml-in loop???? -----Original Message----- From: Karl Munroe [mailto:komunroe@uwimona.edu.jm] Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 12:21 PM To: ZOPE Mailing List Subject: Strange Behaviour in my dtml-method I am having some problems with a little bit of code I wrote that is of the following format : 1 <dtml-call SomeExpensiveFunction> 2 <dtml-in someListIHave> 3 <dtml-if "_['sequence-item'] == ''"> 4 <dtml-call "RESPONSE.redirect('page_to_see_error_message')"> 5 </dtml-if> 6 </dtml-in> 7 <dtml-call AddSomethingToMyDatabase> 8 <dtml-call "RESPONSE.redirect('page_to_see_results')"> The above code processes some data that I input from a form. I left a field blank and I would be redirected at line 4 to see the error message. Unfortunately I got something else. Instead of stopping at line 4 the above code redirects me at line 8 executing line 7 in the process. # When I redirect from a dtml method, is such a redirect functionally equivalent to a return statement in C that causes processing to stop??? #I interpret that behaviour to mean that the the above code executes until the loop is finished and then continues to execute. The result is that I am redirected twice, first to see the error message and finally to see the results. If this is the case, is there a tag to stop looping and "return". Thanks in advance Karl