Hi Ben, you can use a <dtml-if .. like the following: <dtml-if expr="URL[-(_.len('_frame')):]=='_frame'"> robert ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ben Ocean" <zope@thewebsons.com> To: <zope@zope.org> Sent: Monday, October 29, 2001 7:02 PM Subject: [Zope] Two Questions
Hi; 1. I have pages with inline frames. All call a css document from the standard_html_header. For the framed pages I need to put a background image that must be referenced from the css document; however I don't want this to happen for the other pages. All framed pages end with *_frame*. I would like to write a <dtml-if> tag that would read the url of the calling document and determine if it is a framed page. (Of course, I could simply write a separate standard_html_header, but I'd like to learn something here.) How do I do this? 2. The image that is called in the aforementioned css document is generated by a certain dtml method which randomly calls other dtml methods (which each reference a specific image) out of a certain folder. I need to reference the name of the method in the framed document; however, if I simply re-call the dtml method that randomly calls the others, I'll end up with 2 different documents (and therefore names), and I must reference the same document. How do I do this? TIA, BenO
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