Template Overding in eZpubish 4.0

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John Smith	Thursday 03 April 2008 5:46:34 am Hi there, This afternoon, I installed version 4.0 with website interface extension. Just want to know what is best way to override some of the templates. I am trying to do from the adminstration interface. It is not happening. Do I need to create the newly override templates in "No extension" or "ezwebin"...
Stéphane Bullier	Thursday 03 April 2008 8:49:03 am Hello, Override directly : You have to modify templates into folder : /extension/ezwebin/design/ezwebin/override/templates/ Or another solution : You can create a design extension to override the standard design. You have to modify this part in your site.ini.append.php of your public siteaccess : [DesignSettings] SiteDesign=<name_foler_design_extension> AdditionalSiteDesignList[]=ezwebin AdditionalSiteDesignList[]=base Stéphane
Jérôme Vieilledent	Thursday 10 April 2008 1:02:27 pm I always put my templates in a separate extension. It's clearer, in my opinion. You can have all your settings and design in your custom extension. It's easy to do... Just create a folder in your extension directory and name it "myextension" for example : extension --\| myextension ----\| design ------\| mydesign --------\| templates <= Your pagelayout go here --------\| javascript --------\| stylesheets --------\| override ----------\| templates <= Your override templates go here ----\| settings ------\| design.ini.append.php <= Mandatory to declare your extension as a design extension ------\| siteaccess --------\| myfrontaccess ----------\| site.ini.append.php <= Settings of your front website. Put your other ini files here (content.ini...) --------\| myadminaccess Of course you have to declare your extension in settings/override/site.ini.append.php Hope this will help...

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Thursday 03 April 2008 5:46:34 am

Hi there,

This afternoon, I installed version 4.0 with website interface extension. Just want to know what is best way to override some of the templates.

I am trying to do from the adminstration interface. It is not happening.

Do I need to create the newly override templates in "No extension" or "ezwebin"...

Stéphane Bullier

Thursday 03 April 2008 8:49:03 am

Hello,

Override directly :
You have to modify templates into folder :
/extension/ezwebin/design/ezwebin/override/templates/

Or another solution :

You can create a design extension to override the standard design.
You have to modify this part in your site.ini.append.php of your public siteaccess :

[DesignSettings]
SiteDesign=<name_foler_design_extension>
AdditionalSiteDesignList[]=ezwebin
AdditionalSiteDesignList[]=base

Stéphane

Jérôme Vieilledent

Thursday 10 April 2008 1:02:27 pm

I always put my templates in a separate extension. It's clearer, in my opinion. You can have all your settings and design in your custom extension. It's easy to do...
Just create a folder in your extension directory and name it "myextension" for example :

extension
--| myextension
----| design
------| mydesign
--------| templates <= Your pagelayout go here
--------| javascript
--------| stylesheets
--------| override
----------| templates <= Your override templates go here
----| settings
------| design.ini.append.php <= Mandatory to declare your extension as a design extension
------| siteaccess
--------| myfrontaccess
----------| site.ini.append.php <= Settings of your front website. Put your other ini files here (content.ini...)
--------| myadminaccess

Of course you have to declare your extension in settings/override/site.ini.append.php

Hope this will help...