#tree tag problem
I have a DTML Method "test" at .../foo/test. It contains a tree tag. Clicking on the icons to expand or contract the tree, I end up at .../foo/test/test?tree-c=.... This is OK, though it only works by accident of acquisition, but if I rename test to index_html, it doesn't work (.../foo/index_html/index_html?... ends up trying to get a docstring on None, for some reason). Is this a bug, or am I doing something wrong?
In article <926022059.791420@fezzik.endicor.com>, Ty Sarna <tsarna@endicor.com> wrote:
I have a DTML Method "test" at .../foo/test. It contains a tree tag. Clicking on the icons to expand or contract the tree, I end up at .../foo/test/test?tree-c=....
OK. Turns out this is a netscape caching bug. Somehow Netscape decided at some point that test was a folder, so going to: .../foo/test/test Instead actually became: .../foo/test/test/ And this screwed up the relative URL's, of course. The answer, thanks to Kent Polk, is to flush caches in Netscape, and suddenly everything works.
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