Kevin Dangoor wrote: | I'm having trouble getting at an DTML Document property | from within an in tag in a DTML Method. I have a folder property | that lists the documents I want to appear in a particular order. | I would like to display the "title" and "summary" of those documents. | | <!--#in docs--> | <p><!--#var ???--></p> | <!--#/in--> You need to request a list of objects and display their attributes. Here's a (slightly hackoid) version of what I often do. <!--#in med_list--> <!--#var name--> <!--#var dosage--> <!--#freq--><br> <!--#/in--> --- def med_list(self): """medication list""" class _Med: def __init__(self, name, dosage, freq): self.name = name self.dosage = dosage self.freq = freq medList = [] for (n, d, f) in self.getMedicationsDosagesFrequencies(): medList.append(_Med(n,d,f)) return medList While were on the subject, however, I was wondering if there might be a convenient way to pass a list of dictionaries and use its keys as attributes directly in an <!--#in--> block. Best regards, Jeff Bauer Rubicon, Inc.