Lance E Sloan writes:

I'm writing some CGIs in Python and I borrowed the DocumentTemplate module from Zope because it does most of what I need. However, there's one thing that it apparently doesn't do that I would really like. And that would be to use "#include" tags to read in other DTML documents and parse them. That is, tags like this:

<!--#include name="header.dtml" -->

Does DocumentTemplate already handle that? I couldn't find it in the documentation. Apparently, you look at the wrong documentation.

Did you look at the Zope book or the DTML section of URL:http://www.dieter.handshake.de/pyprojects/zope/book/chap3.html ? "dtml-var" can include any object: attributes, property values, functions and methods without arguments (they are called before inclusion), DTML objects (they are called with parameters 'None' and the current DTML namespace), Scripts (they are called with the DTML namespace and possible further parameters from the environment, if configured). Usually, DTML objects must already be objects and not file names. Thus, you should already have transformed your files into DTML objects (there are special classes for that), and put them in the DTML namespace (passing either a mapping or keyword arguments to your top level DTML object call). Dieter