Yves-Eric,

Found a way to fix it:

in kid/__init__.py, line 182:
remove _filters = [transform_filter] from the class definition, and put
it inside the __init__ method, this is what is should look like:
-------------------------8<-------------------------------------
class BaseTemplate(object):
    # the serializer to use when writing output
    serializer = output_methods['xml']

    def __init__(self, *args, **kw):
        self.__dict__.update(kw)
        self._layout_classes = []
        self._filters = [transform_filter]
-------------------------8<-------------------------------------

I am sure this is not the right fix, but at least it now works for me!
:)

The problem was that the i18n filter was added to the _filters list
each time the page was called... So of course you ended up with a huge
list of filters by the time the page received some traffic.

Cheers,
Yannick


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