Hi Folks, Part of the Zope site I am trying to develop involves collecting and storing membership information. I have run into a couple of snags, though. I have a form for adding users that calls a python script. The script is responsible for creating the user in acl_users, creating a personal folder for the user, and setting properties on the folder. So the code looks like this: context.acl_users.userFolderAddUser(username, pass, roles, 0) context.user_folders.manage_addFolder(username,'',0,0) context.user_folders.username.manage_addProperty('First Name', fname, 'string') The problem is with the third line. When the script is called I get an AttributeError on username. I believe this is because username is a variable containing the actual name of the folder. The interpreter doesn't know this and I can't figure out how to tell it. I have looked through the Zope API documentation and I haven't been able to find a function analagous to getObject(id=None) or some such thing. My second problem involves listing the roles of a user in acl_users. I execute the following code: context.acl_users.getUser('test').getRoles() and I get a list back. But the list contains "Authenticated" in addition to the actual roles of the user. I haven't logged in as this user, I am running the script as the Manager user (admin), so getRoles() shouldn't return "Authenticated" right? Does anybody know what is going on with and/or how to solve either of these problems? -Chris