Hi all, Is there anyway to use <dtml-in> tags with <dtml-boundary>??? I'm trying to allow users to attach multiple files but i can't retrieve the "list" of files (of course lists indicates an undefined number of files), as it seems Zope won't allow <dtml-boundary> and <dtml-in> to get along. My codes are : <dtml-sendmail mailhost="MailHost"> From: webmaster@vcn.com.my To: amoebia@vcn.com.my Subject: attach <dtml-mime type=text/plain encode=7bit> <dtml-boundary type=image/jpeg disposition=attachment encode=base64><dtml-in filelist><dtml-var "attachLFS[_['sequence-item']].data"></dtml-in> </dtml-mime> <!-- # # I'm really trying to achieve this actually but couldn't cuz Zope won't allow it : - # <dtml-in filelist> # <dtml-boundary type=image/jpeg disposition=attachment encode=base64><dtml-var attachLFS[_['sequence-item']].data"> # </dtml-in></dtml-mime> # # !--> </dtml-sendmail> So say I have files foo1.jpg foo2.txt foo3.gif I'm trying to generate something lke : <dtml-sendmail mailhost="MailHost"> From: webmaster@vcn.com.my To: amoebia@vcn.com.my Subject: attach <dtml-mime type=text/plain encode=7bit> <dtml-var getname> <dtml-boundary type=image/jpeg disposition=attachment encode=base64><dtml-var foo1.jpg> <dtml-boundary type=image/jpeg disposition=attachment encode=base64><dtml-var foo2.txt> <dtml-boundary type=image/jpeg disposition=attachment encode=base64><dtml-var foo3.gif> </dtml-mime> </dtml-sendmail> Anyone done this before? Or perhaps can anyone suggest a workaround? Thanx in advance dudes and dudettes!! amoebia.