Hi Roch,
The whole traceback would be helpful.. one clue:
Error Type: TypeError
Error Value: hasattr, argument 2: expected string, int found
'hasattr' is the function that is complaining do you use
it in your code?
-steve
"Roch'e" == Roch'e Compaan [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
OK.. it's the 'in' tag that's causing the problem. Why not try:
dtml-var "experession that's causing problem with in" html_quote
and see what 'in' is choking on...
It's choking on a list of instances. This is what is returned when I "var"
the expression:
[Module instance at 8b97660,
Hmm... OK ... next question... what are you doing *in* the 'in' tag?
Somehow you're trying to access an object contained in an
object manager (one of your modules?) and you're using an
'int' rather than a string as an id. Can you post the code?
thanks,
-steve
"Roch'e" == Roch'e Compaan
