Replying to my own question again... The answer was that the ZClass I created was *not* folderish... but it still presented a Content tab that allowed me to select objects to "add to it"... when I tried to add them to it, it would not allow me, however. Why it comes up with the content tab, I dont know. chris mcdonough <chri-@iqgroup.com> wrote: original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/zope/?start=12856

After reading Amos' ZClasses Tutorial, my understanding is that you are required to subclass the "Object Manager" base class to create class instances that are folderish.

However, even if I leave the base class blank when creating a ZClass, instances of the class present themselves as folderish (e.g. if I visit /myClass/manage, I am presented with a management interface that allows me to add objects "into" myClass).

Is this proper? How do I create a ZClass which is not folderish?

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