Hi everyone, I posted an email yesterday about a problem I had forwarding a request from a python script to a dtml-document. The problem turned out to be centered on the way that the relative URLs were generated. This got me thinking about a larger issue, that of implementing a model-view-controller type of architecture within Zope. Lengthy email to follow, bear with me... If you use a python script as your controller and read necessary configuration information from the traverse_subpath binding, you could set up a table of target dtml documents (or methods), add the necessary model elements to the request and pass the entire thing off the the view for processing. This works great in java, but because of the way that acquisition is handled in scripts, it seems to be an issue in Zope, although I am certain there is a way to code around the limitations. The problem with doing this is primarily with images, stylesheets, and anchor tags that are generated from within the view (or dtml-document/method). If I access a URL like: "www.domain.com/search?arg=Whatever", the system clearly navigates to the search page and can get the arg from the request. If I format the URL as "www.domain.com/controller/search/Whatever" the system will give control to the controller script, which can then see that the search page needs to be called with the argument of 'Whatever'. The problem in doing this is that the relative URLs generated by the search page will then include a path to the controller script. Of course something like, <img src='images/go.gif'> gets returned to my browser with an absolute path of www.domain.com/controller/images/go.gif, which does not get found (the image is actually at www.domain.com/images/go.gif). I believe this is primarily due to the fact that scripts "intercept" control and pass the less significant path elements onto the traverse_subpath binding, which of course, stops acquisition in its tracks. Whew! After that long explanation I can finally get to the question... Is there a way to read the traverse_subpath and if it contains certain text, change the context of the call and return a different object? I noticed a few things in the archives regarding MVC, but didn't notice any concrete solution (yet). Has anyone experienced this before or tried to implement MVC within Zope? Thanks, Kevin