How about <dtml-in "objectValues(['Folder'])"> <dtml-if "id=='folder1' or id=='folder2'"> <dtml-var title_or_id> </dtml-if> </dtml-in> objectValues returns a list of objects of the specified type. I believe there is an objectIds() function that just returns id's, if that is really all you are interested in. If you want a listing of all folders, you can get rid of the <dtml-if> statement. If you want all objects, you can just pass no parameters to the objectValues function. This is untested code. I have no idea if logical or works in a dtml-if statement (I don't know why it wouldn't). See the ZQR for more details on objectValues (http://www.zope.org/Members/ZQR if memory serves correctly). --sam Darran Edmundson wrote:

I'm on the tail-end of another 48-hour Zoping marathon but just when I can see the proverbial light - click(). Arggh. I've pared my current problem down to:

root spam (DTML method) folder1 folder2

where spam contains:

<dtml-var "REQUEST.set('mylist', ['folder1','folder2'])"> <dtml-in mylist> <dtml-with sequence-item><dtml-var id></dtml-with> </dtml-in>

My aim is to loop over mylist pushing sequence-item onto the namespace stack, ie,

<dtml-with folder1><dtml-var id></dtml-with> <dtml-with folder2><dtml-var id></dtml-with>

I've toyed with every version of the <dtml-with> tag I can imagine but to no avail. Can someone please explain the source of my confusion.

Cheers, Darran.

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