Hi Andreas: Assuming that the DTML Method (for example) is called from within the folder in question, here is some code... The following code reviews each of the Folder and DTML Document objects within the 'context' folder (i.e., the one where the particular method is called). for obj in context.objectValues(['Folder', 'DTML Document']): obj.title # this is the object's title property... # ... Add some code here to do something with the property... How to take properties from a folder and get at its contents? Do this... Put the Python script in the folder that contains the folders you want to review. Then put a DTML Method that calls the python script. Here is the code to put in the python script... for fold in context.objectValues('Folder'): the_folder_title = fold.title for docs in fold.objectValues('DTML Document'): the_document_title = docs.title Chapters 4 and 5 of the Zope Book can help you. You can read the Zope Book online at http://zdp.zope.org/projects/zbook There is also ZopeLabs (http://www.zopelabs.com) that has some very handy recipies for doing common tasks in Zope. Hope that helps. Ron

Hello,

I wonder if I did not read carefully the docs but I have not found a clue, how to access the properties like 'id', 'title' and potentially others from the folder my DTMLDocument or a self written product (in Python code).

Any ideas / examples how to do that?

Kind regards

Andreas.

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