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Making custom templates into standard templates
Hi, I've been away doing other things for a while, but I'm finally back in the vB hacking scene and already deep in a project.
This project is named vBAS and stands for 'vB Article System', basically a system which you can use to publish articles (such as reviews/tutorials/stories/whatever) within your vB system. Although I'm not 100% sure yet, this may well be due for release (vB2 only I'm sorry to say, I'm not touching vB3 for a while yet). Anyway, I have a question that I'm hoping someone can help me with, what do I need to do in the database to make vB think a template is a standard template, and not a custom one? I know part of it involves adding a line to admin/template.php (e.g. "$only['home'] = 'Home Page';" - as in the case of vBhome Lite). but I also know it requires a tweak to the template database, only I don't know what... If someone would be kind enough to point me in the right direction, I'd greatly appreciate it. Thank You. |
all you have to do is to make sure the templatesetid is -1
then it'S regarded as global :) |
That's easy enough - thanx for the tip, how does the 'revert to original template' system work then? I guess that when you edit the template it makes a new copy of it with a new 'templatesetid' id (relating to the template set?)
This is all very cleaver stuff ya know :) |
it will just be a global template then, so editing will just work in the current style (or you edit the global template itself while you are in debug mode)
also a warning: whenever you update vb, all global templates are overwritten |
Thanks for the info, very helpful.
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you're welcome
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