Christopher If you replace your DTML with <!--# var "_[movie]"--> Do you get the expected results? Pavlos On Sun, 4 Apr 1999, Christopher Petrilli wrote:

OK, here's the DTML:

<!--#var standard_html_header-->

<!--#with "_[movie]"--> <H3><!--#var title--></H3>

<P> <B>Seen</B>: <!--#var review_date--> @ <!--#var theatre--> </P> <!--#/with-->

<!--#var "_[movie]" fmt="structured-text"-->

<!--#var standard_html_footer-->

On Sun, Apr 04, 1999 at 03:35:56AM -0400, Christopher Petrilli wrote:

OK, here's the DTML:

<!--#var standard_html_header-->

<!--#with "_[movie]"--> <H3><!--#var title--></H3>

<P> <B>Seen</B>: <!--#var review_date--> @ <!--#var theatre--> </P> <!--#/with-->

<!--#var "_[movie]" fmt="structured-text"-->

<!--#var standard_html_footer-->

The problem is this... I'm passing this an object id as a GET variable (showFoo?movie=bar), and it's not working correctly to grab the title of the document ID I'm handing it. movie = DTML document, it has all those properties (title, review_date, theatre), but theydon't want to show... I get attribute errors. If I take out all but <!--#var title--> I get the title of the enclosing folder, not the movie document. THis works just fine in another DTML method that looks idental to this one.

OK, while this seems to work in an IDENTICAL situation elsewhere, replacing the with tag with: <!--#with "_.getitem(movie,0)"--> works fine :-) THIS IS ODD! ;-) Maybe I'm just imagining things---that's not the firsttime! Chris -- | Christopher Petrilli ``Television is bubble-gum for | petrilli@amber.org the mind.''-Frank Lloyd Wright