Hello, Sorry for the waste of bandwith. I found the problem. But the story is interresting enough to be shared. See at the end of the message.
I want to *add* content to the default standard_html_header in a subfolder that we call, say, SF. The standard_html_header in SF reads:
<!--#var standard_html_header--> <!-- other content-->
But since an object acquire from itself, this did not work (infinite traceback, obviously because the stack is filled with recursive calls) So I wrote:
<!--#with aq_parent--><!--#var standard_html_header--><!--#/with> <!-- other content-->
And it works for object accessed within SF. But when I create sub-folder *under* SF, say SSF, I end up with an error.
How could i write this?
Well, I found that standard_html_header were called several times, and that's what caused the error. Let SF/standard_html_header be: --------8<-------- <!--#with aq_parent--><!--#var standard_html_header--><!--#/with--> Hello! --------8<-------- Then, when I access http://mysite/SF, I get: --------8<-------- [pretty standard_html_header] Hello! Hello! This is the index_html document in SF. --------8<-------- Why is Hello! printed twice???
From SSF, I get Hello! printed 3 times...
Regards, CLAIN Jephte Service Informatique CHSR.