Tag: template.ini
HowTo: customize templates
You could, of course, simply edit the provided template files and
save them. However, in doing so, you run the risk of having your
modifications overwritten when a new version of the software is
installed. Siteframe provides features that allow you to customize your
templates safely and maintain your changes between software releases. The custom.ini File The template.ini file provides...
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/ glen
/ HowTo
/ on November 22, 2005 at 12:41
Template Sets and Directory Structure
In Siteframe Beaumont, all standard templates are stored in the directory identified by the configuration variable dir_templates ,
which is usually named "templates" and is created immediately beneath
the root directory of the website. Templates that are used by common
site functions are stored immediately in that directory and are called
"site templates." These templates are used for...
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/ glen
/ Templates
/ on April 9, 2005 at 11:18
template.ini
template.ini is a template definition file that maps between
"logical names" of templates and the physical filenames that actually
hold the template content. Each directory has a template.ini file with
line in the format: <logical-template> = <physical-template> Internally,
Siteframe uses the logical-template name to refer to templates; the
template.ini file translates...
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/ glen
/ Templates
/ on April 9, 2005 at 07:40
My page is blank; what did I do wrong?
There are a number of causes for this particular problem. If there's
no error message displayed on screen, it's most likely that the error
messages are being redirected into the web server's log file. On my
server, all the messages end up in /var/log/httpd-error.log. On your
system, it may be something similar. Check the log files and see what's
there. If there's no obvious problem or...
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/ glen
/ Q&A
/ on March 28, 2005 at 04:57
