Hi again,

3. I get conflicts with the following method in another Product: FileSystemSite.FSPythonScript.FSPythonScript.document_src() in _get_source:

if hasattr(obj, 'document_src'): result = mapply(obj.document_src, keyword=kw)

I found a quick solution to this problem: adding .aq_explicit to object avoids possible errors due to aquisition of the methods. That solves at least the above problem. Adding it generally will prevent the same thing elsewhere. RevisionManager.RevisionManager.get_source: -- snip if hasattr(obj.aq_explicit, 'document_src'): # added aq_explicit result = mapply(obj.document_src, keyword=kw) elif hasattr(obj.aq_explicit, 'read'): result = obj.read() elif hasattr(obj.aq_explicit, 'EditableBody'): result = obj.EditableBody() elif hasattr(obj.aq_explicit, 'manage_FTPget'): result = mapply(obj.manage_FTPget, keyword=kw) else: result = "" -- snip I found some more problems: 4. The add tab didn't work for my environment (Zope2.7(ActivePython2.3.2) WinXP) I didn't see any object to add, even when I added some Dtml-Documents e.g. It seems that RevisionManager.getChildrenNotInModule() does not work properly. So for a quick solution I hacked RevisionManager/www/addObjects.pt changed 'getChildrenNotInModule' to 'getChildren' to see all Objects in the hierachy -- snip <!-- form starts --> <form action="rm_addObjects" method="post" name="itemlist"> <table cellspacing="0" border="0" tal:define="ZopeTree python:modules['Products'].ZopeTree.ZopeTree; tree python:ZopeTree(here.getTreeWrappedModuleFolder(), 'path', 'getChildren', request, 'add-tree'); flatDicts tree/getFlatDicts"> -- snip 5. I could not manage to change the source of a dtml document in the zorb via update. After changing the source of a local working copy of the file,committing it with WinCvs and updating it with RevisionManager I got the new revision shown up in the status tab. Also the right info for a diff between the revisions but the source of the corresponding zorb-object didn't change at all. May be I am missing something? How should it be done? Thanks for any hints, Sebastian Krollmann