At 10:32 PM 11/4/2002 +0100, you wrote:

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e.g. the equivalent to "<dtml-in> are "for" loops:

form = context.email_us_formulator for fiels in form.fields(): print '<td>' + field.get_value('title') + '</td>'

Hmmm. This didn't work. It threw an AttributeError on *fields*. Just to be sure, I changed your line to for x in form.fields(): and it was the form.fields() that was erroring. Why would it work in DTML and not in Python?

okok, maybe I should test the code myself or look up the online help before I blow a posting to the list. :-/

The proper incantation should be:

for field in form.get_fields(): print '<td>' + field.get_value('title') + '</td>'

Thank you :))

If You want to fix similar typos Yourself: - go to the Formulator Form in the ZMI: - click "Help!" -> select "Formulator" -> select "APT Reference" -> select "Form" - read the text ;)

I forgot about the ZMI Help :-} But there was no *Form*. Anyway, I was looking for how to do something similar to this. In DTML, after making a round-trip to Formulator, one can call variables thus: <dtml-var my_var_from_the_form_that_user_filled_out> I've tried to research how to do this one myself before asking, but how do I do this? Thanks again, beno

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Scott Burton has written an HowTo which may be helpful either:

http://www.zopelabs.com/cookbook/1032909599

Yep. Read it many times. Before I ever wrote the list. Some of it's

pretty

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obtuse. And it's written specifically for password authentication: not my application.

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It is also linked via the Formulator page on zope.org ... looking up the resources in the web may even be faster than asking the list ;)

I try. Really, I do :)) Thanks, beno

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