Try <dtml-in "_[qry_name]"> ... </dtml-in> where qry_name is a string holding the name of your ZSQL method.

<dtml-in "<dtml-var qry_name>" <dtml-in "_['<dtml-var qry_name>']">

Note that you cannot use <dtml-xxx>'s inside a python expression (that's why you got the traceback), but that variables in the REQUEST namespace are automatically available inside your python expression. hth, -- Marcus

I need to do something like this:

<dtml-in "<dtml-var qry_name>" or

<dtml-in "_['<dtml-var qry_name>']">

where qry_name contains the name of the ZSQL Method that I want to use.

However neither of the above works, the latter gives a traceback error, which I daren't reproduce here because of it's length :)

The above is used inside a DTML Method which is called by passing parameters to it from a DTML Document. qry_name is one of the parameters being passed.

Any help appreciated.

thanks - Jason Wong Digital View Ltd 2201 Nanyang Plaza 57 Hung To Road Kwun Tong HONG KONG Tel: +852-2861-3615 Fax: +852-2520-2987 www.digitalview.com

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