martin f krafft wrote:
http://server.com/people/krafft http://server.com/people/krafft/
should both invoke a ZPT at http://server.com/people/dispatch, making the information '/krafft' available to the ZPT.
http://server.com/people/krafft/anything
should serve ./anything out of /people/krafft.
I'm not sure if I'm interpreting you correctly, but you seem to want: http://server.com/people/<something> ...to pass the string "<something>" as a parameter to a ZPT, while: http://server.com/people/<something>/<somethingelse> ...is served normally? If you do it exactly this way, it is going to cause you pain the moment you try to manage /people, since your '/people/manage_main' will get handed off to dispatch. I recommend adding a way to distinguish these special requests, such as a prefix for the path element. In that case, you want a Script inside /people set as the Access Rule for that Folder: req = container.REQUEST trstack = req['TraversalRequestNameStack'] if len(trstack) == 1 and trstack[0][0] == '*': # There's only one path element left to traverse, # and it starts with a '*' prefix req.set('dispatch_arg', trstack.pop()[1:]) trstack.append('dispatch') Then, in your ZPT, use "request/dispatch_arg" to access the parameter. Cheers, Evan @ 4-am