curious... for testing i put something similar on my machine and it just works. are you certain that the URL0 value is in your db's table? just asking because you talk about hardcoding "/" whereas URL0 would return sth like "http://localhost:8080/your_folder/calling_method" btw. as Paz pointed out you dont need to use set() at all, you also can do <dtml-in "query(url=URL0)"> are you acquiring the method which performs the queries? maybe acquisition messes with your URL0 somehow; try calling the method directly. On Sun, 28 Oct 2001, Eiffel wrote:

hi: i really crazy about this question, i simplify the question

i rewrite the code and simplify it

<dtml-call "REQUEST.set('pageurl', URL0)"> <dtml-in "test_for_page_count(pageurl=pageurl)"> <dtml-in "getPageViews(pageurl=pageurl)"> <center> This page has been viewed <b><dtml-var pagecount></b> time. </center> </dtml-in> </dtml-in>

it disply nothing, when i hard code pageurl variable and rewrite it like this

<dtml-call "REQUEST.set('pageurl', URL0)"> <dtml-in "test_for_page_count(pageurl='/')"> <dtml-in "getPageViews(pageurl='/' )"> <center> This page has been viewed <b><dtml-var pagecount></b> time. </center> </dtml-in> </dtml-in>

well, this time it works, so it means that

<dtml-in "test_for_page_count(pageurl=pageurl)"> could not forward parameter to ZSQL method.

even I rewrite code like this,

<dtml-in "test_for_page_count(_.None,_,pageurl=pageurl)">

still does not work.

i was wondering that if zope's builtin database gadfly is fit for this small code.

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