Hello Oleg, Saturday, September 08, 2001, 19:33:01, you wrote: [snip] OB> Nothing. You do it all right, but you forgot that Documents and Methods OB> have different namespace rules. A Method does not have its own namespace, OB> so objectValues is applied to its (the Method's) container. OB> But a Document has its own namespace, so objectValues is applied to the OB> Document itself! And there is no subobjects to list by objectValues, so you OB> got nothing. OB> Inside DTML Document you would write OB> <dtml-in expr="PARENTS[-1].objectValues('DTML Document')"> OB> thus listing objects in Document's parent (e.i. its container). .. except that PARENTS[-1] is the site root.. You're counting the wrong way.. PARENTS[1] (or is it PARENTS[0]?) would give you the container :-) -- Geir Bækholt web-developer/zopatista geirh@funcom.com funcom oslo | webdev-team <!-- PGPid : 0x90B47B20 -->