when I create a ZClass with more than one base class, is there a way I can call a method that has been overridden by an other class that has that same method?

I made a ZClass with DTMLdocument and ObjectManager as base classes. These two classes have the manage_main method is there a way I can build views to both the manage_main methods?

This is really a Python question, although not an obvious one. The syntax for calling an inheritance overridden method is as so:: Superclass.foo(self, arguments) where Superclass is some parent class with a function 'foo' lower in inheritance priority than some other class with a function 'foo'. So one manage_main can be called as is, and the other (I think, but have not tested) can be called by making a script as so:: return ObjectManager.manage_main(context, REQUEST) though you may want to pay more attention to the arguments than I did. --jcc