From: "Tommy Johnson" <tommy@7x.com>

Actually, I did that when I first started with zope, but have come to use the other way. First, it allows me to drop the extension (which isn't needed) and second, I don't have to specify an absolute path.

Actually, it works with no extension or any extension, and you don't have to specify an absolute path in your DTML/HTML - the browser constructs it, which is nice for caching.

Also, you can't use the power of acquistion when you do it the first way.

Why not? It works for me...

That can be a major pain when you have different logos for different sections of your site. First, you gotta name all the images different names (even though they are logos - why can't 'logo' do?) and second, you have to add code to distinguish where you are (what section) in order to display the correct logo.

That's not as elegant as simply saying <dtml-var Image_logo>

If you say <img src="Image_logo"> then the browser requests /folder/folder/folder/Image_logo -- if it doesn't exist, then Zope traverses up until it finds one...