Hi, I have written some extensions for forms that use template parameters. I have found that it appears to be impossible to pass a template parameter to an extension. I think this make be an upshot of the design, but before I totally give up I thought I'd see if anyone here had tried to do the same thing. Ideally my extension on a template page would look like this: <textbox>{{{name|Not set}}}</textbox> then used like this: {{form:dynamicform|name=Alex}} I am embedding them into the webpage as Divs, and then using Java script to mark them up. However. I cannot get the parser to expand the "name" parameter for my extension. I get passed {{{name|Not Set}}}. OK, so I'll call parsetags, but that seems to only pick up "Not set" when called from my extension, not "Alex". My eventual solution was partially formed HTML: <textbox id=name />{{{name}}} <close textbox/> Note the closed extension tags. The extension hacks around with the parser adding tokens and replacing them after strip tags. It creates an open div tag, and then a close div tag using <close> extension. This works and used properly produces well formed HTML, but is not elegant and is prone to error. I was hoping the new parser ordering might help my plight, but it didn't. Am I going about this the wrong way? Kind regards, Alex -- Alex Powell Exscien Training Ltd Tel: +44 (0) 1865 920024 Direct: +44 (0) 1865 920032 Mob: +44 (0) 7717 765210 skype: alexp700 mailto:alexp@exscien.com http://www.exscien.com Registered in England and Wales 05927635, Unit 10 Wheatley Business Centre, Old London Road, Wheatley, OX33 1XW, England