Thanks Vincent (and sorry for the late reply!) - inlined my reply: On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 4:41 AM, Vincent Massol &lt;vincent(a)massol.net&gt; wrote: I guess checking for "/" at the beginning would work, or maybe some way of flagging it as a relative path would be even better (maybe something like [[image:img.png||relative=true]]). Not sure how feasible this is, or if it would make sense to do so... This is not correct. The html macro must contain HTML. This is not the Hm... kind of makes sense but, what does the wiki=true flag do, then...? It's also a bit problematic for me since I have the following (posting everything, since this might be useful for others as well): ------------------------------------------------------------------ {{velocity}}#set($serverClassFullName = "Server.ServerClass"){{/velocity}} {{velocity}}#set($serverDocumentSQL = "select distinct doc from Document as doc, doc.object(${serverClassFullName}) as obj where obj.name <> '${serverClassFullName}Template'"){{/velocity}} {{velocity}}#set($serverDocuments = $xwiki.queryManager.xwql($serverDocumentSQL).execute()){{/velocity}} There are currently {{velocity}}**${serverDocuments.size()}**{{/velocity}} document(s) containing Server objects. {{velocity}} {{html}} <table id="serverList" class="grid sortable filterable doOddEven"> <tr class="sortHeader"> <th class="selectFilter">Space</th> <th>Class</th> <th>Server</th> <th class="unsortable noFilter">Link</th> </tr> #foreach($serverDocument in $serverDocuments) #set($serverObjectSQL = "select obj.hostname, obj.prettyName, obj.urlRoot, obj.hostName from Document as doc, doc.object(${serverClassFullName}) as obj where doc.id = ${serverDocument.id}") #set($serverObjects = $xwiki.queryManager.xwql($serverObjectSQL).execute()) <tr> <td>${serverDocument.space}</td> <td>${serverDocument.name}</td> <td> #foreach($serverObject in $serverObjects) #set($server = $listtool.get($serverObject, 0)) #set($serverPrettyName = $listtool.get($serverObject , 1)) #set($serverURLRoot = $listtool.get($serverObject, 2)) #set($serverHostName = $listtool.get($serverObject , 3)) * ${serverPrettyName} - <a href="${serverURLRoot}"><img src="$xwiki.getSkinFile('icons/black-file.png')" alt="Root URL" title="Root URL" /></a> <a href="${serverHostName}"><img src="$xwiki.getSkinFile('icons/black-rss-mini.png')" alt="Host Name" title="Host Name" /></a> #end </td> <td>[[${serverDocument.name}>>${serverDocument}]]</td> </tr> #end </table> {{/html}} {{/velocity}} ------------------------------------------------------------------ This will list out all the properties of Server.ServerClass for all documents that contain a Server.ServerClass object in it. I got this to work by replacing the XWiki list syntax with: <td> <ul> #foreach($serverObject in $serverObjects) #set($server = $listtool.get($serverObject, 0)) #set($serverPrettyName = $listtool.get($serverObject , 1)) #set($serverURLRoot = $listtool.get($serverObject, 2)) #set($serverHostName = $listtool.get($serverObject , 3)) <li>${serverPrettyName} - <a href="${serverURLRoot}"><img src="$xwiki.getSkinFile('icons/black-file.png')" alt="Root URL" title="Root URL" /></a> <a href="${serverHostName}"><img src="$xwiki.getSkinFile('icons/black-rss-mini.png')" alt="Host Name" title="Host Name" /></a></li> #end </ul> </td> ... but again, not the most ideal. I also tried ending the {{html}} tag in the middle of the table, but that just became really weird. I guess custom tables like these still have to be written out in pure HTML :-( But, the new XWQL engine works veeeeeery nice :-D Thanks again for the help :-) -- Lewis