Hi, I'm using the <dtml-tree> tag and I'm seeing an unexpected behaviour. Whenever you expand or contract a position of the tree (using the plus/minus icon) it throws me to the last page I viewed as if I'd hit the back button. If there is an instance of the <dtml-tree> on that page the tree will show the tree state correctly but it usually leaves me on the wrong page/folder. Can anyone help me out with where it's pulling the refering page from and what I need to do to override that behaviour? Is it a cookie value, something in the request object that I can work around or am I up the creek on this one? Any insights?? Thanks, Lee _________________________________________________________________ Tired of spam? Get advanced junk mail protection with MSN 8. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
Lee J. McAllister wrote at 2003-8-25 23:24 +0000:
Hi, I'm using the <dtml-tree> tag and I'm seeing an unexpected behaviour. Whenever you expand or contract a position of the tree (using the plus/minus icon) it throws me to the last page I viewed as if I'd hit the back button.
Check the URL used by the "+/-" links. It is correct. The tree tag uses the value of "URL" as found via the DTML namespace to compute this URL. Dieter
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