The other week someone provided me with this snippet of code for generating links from a list containing a description and a link:- <span tal:define="opts python:here.lib.parse_file(file=context.links,sepr=',',clone=1)"> <tal:block repeat="opt opts"> <li><a tal:content="python:opt[1]" tal:attributes="href python:opt[0]"></a></li> </tal:block> </span> This works fine, but now that I have used it in a template I'm finding that the link is being prepended with the location of the new object after selecting the original link. ie invoking the code above creates a link such as:- http://www.mysite.org/links/org-1 After selecting org-1 the new page displays as:- http://www.mysite.org/links/org-1/links/org-1 Is there something in the code above which generates the full URL? My links list consists of simple lines such as org-1,First link org-2,Second Link org-x,Another Link How do I prepend a hardcoded path to org-1 instead of what is getting generated? I would like to see the link for org-1 being generated as http://www.mysite.org/links/org-1 irrespective of the context. -- John