"Robert Rottermann" <robert@redcor.ch> writes:

My bigest problem with ZWiki was to understand the ingenius ways you use dtml, setting values in the request and recalling the same page ...

Thank you. :) Actually I have found that to be a useful pattern and use it a lot. It means the form is encapsulated in one (dtml-enabled) zwiki page, which I find more convenient to edit and maintain than having a pythonscript handler. Here's some examples - http://zwiki.org/ZwikiAnalyzer http://zwiki.org/UserOptions http://zwiki.org/ZwikiAndExUserFolder http://zwiki.org/SearchPage I hope details of how some particular pages do their thing doesn't deter coders from getting into zwiki hacking. Their DTML isn't pretty - it was the simplest thing that worked - but it's localized. They can be cleaned up any time someone gets the itch. -Simon