| Template tree view [message #24899] |
Wed, 18 May 2005 14:31  |
Marticus
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When I was modifying my theme, I found that it may have been helpful if the template tree view had some sort of association view that showed where in the theme each .tmpl was attached. My work-around was to use Nvu on the resulting page to view it as a whole. If each .tmpl had a <!-- file.tmpl --> in it. Maybe the use of basename() would be helpful during template compilation, or something. Just a thought. On a side note, I enjoy the ease of modifying the dynamic templates in mambo. Although, I like the idea of pre-compiled static templates (or whatever you are calling your system) to reduce overhead. I'm done rambling now.
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| Re: Template tree view [message #24905 is a reply to message #24899] |
Wed, 18 May 2005 15:07  |
Ilia
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Templates already have references in the form of {REF} tags
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| Re: Template tree view [message #24907 is a reply to message #24906] |
Wed, 18 May 2005 15:27 |
Ilia
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no, there is no need for them to appear there, it would only be a waste of bandwidth.
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| Re: Template tree view [message #24908 is a reply to message #24905] |
Wed, 18 May 2005 15:29 |
Marticus
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The resulting php files in the theme directory could have at the beginning of each file, <!-- <? print basename($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) ?> -->
But, I suppose I would be the only one who finds this useful because I don't know what I am doing when it comes to making fud templates. The template system is definately not for wysiwyg users. I admit I can go either way, but I much prefer if wysiwyg was available as a tool to help roll-out new templates.
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