Hi all,
I have a DTML Document that calls a DTML Method:
<dtml-var standard_html_header> <dtml-var expr="renderReportType(renderType='edit', renderID=reportTypeIDSearch)"> <dtml-var standard_html_footer>
Try: <dtml-var expr="renderReportType(_,_.None,renderType='edit', renderID=reportTypeIDSearch)"> The first two arguments (_,_.None) pass in the namespace (aka, '_') and an entity known as the client (here as _.None). The _.None stems from very very old behaviour of the underpinnings of DTML Methods. There are some How-To's on the Zope site that talk about the Namespace, which is a critical feature of DTML. Without passing in the _ and _.None, the DTML Method that you're calling loses the namespace of the DTML Method/Document calling it. Another alternative would be to do: <dtml-with expr="_.namespace(renderType='edit', renderID=reportTypeIDSearch)"> <dtml-var renderReportType> </dtml-with> (you could also use the dtml-let tag here). The dtml-with tag pushes a new level onto the namespace and places values in it, and then renders the 'renderReportType' DTML inside of that namespace, and then pops the new level of namespace off. ERgh. I think. :)