On Tue, 01 Aug 2000, Jean Jordaan wrote:

Hi Curtis & all

...

yuck....

indeed.

Just thinking aloud ..

I got as far as:

<dtml-in "teams[0].getElementsByTagName('team')"> <dtml-in "objectValues('member')"> !! but now I can't see 'team' anymore :(

Erm... I was banking on it still being in the namespace, since all the dtml-in does is push another object onto the namespace.

<dtml-let membername="text_content"> <dtml-var membername> is member of <dtml-in "objectValues('team')"> !! this whole -in never contains anything .. because !! I'm already -in member (Have I got this right?) <dtml-var "text_content('name')"> <dtml-in "objectValues('member')"> <dtml-if "text_content == membername"> <dtml-var name>, !! AFAICT 'name' won't be visible -in 'member' .. </dtml-if> </dtml-in> </dtml-in> </dtml-let> <br> </dtml-in> </dtml-in>

I think I need a lot more Python than I know ..

I've got this far with almost 0 python knowledge. (o8 But yes, learning some Python can be a very helpful thing.

1. objectValues returns a list -- this needs to get sorted & duplicates dropped. sorting is easy with dtml-in.... removing duplicats is another story...

2. when -in team and -in member, the name of the team needs to be accessible.

As I said earlier, AIUI name should still be in the namespace. Have a better one, Curtis