If one makes a custom template in a particular theme, how do you add that template to current templates for it to "show up" like on the index or portal page template.
Thanks,
Jaxdoug
If you make a global template called "myglobaltemplate" open global.php, and find:
$templates->cache($db->escape_string($templatelist));
After that, add:
eval("\$test_template = \"".$templates->get("myglobaltemplate")."\";");
Then you will be able to use {$test_template} in the index or portal templates
Thanks Dennis, worked like a charm, I wanted to put thumbs of my themes after the header and before the forum and it worked great. Now Can I make as many templates as I want and how would I name them? I understand how to make a template, but what about the {$test_template} part?
Thanks again,
Doug
Taking this code as an example:
eval("\$test_template = \"".$templates->get("myglobaltemplate")."\";");
The
$test_template is the variable that you will use in other templates to show the contents of the
myglobaltemplate template.
Thus if you have
eval("\$test_template = \"".$templates->get("myglobaltemplate")."\";");
eval("\$just_for_fun = \"".$templates->get("mybbisthebest")."\";");
The {$just_for_fun} in the templates will be replaced with the contents of the "mybbisthebest" template.
Do you get it?
Hey Dennis when I add
eval("\$test_template = \"".$templates->get("myglobaltemplate")."\";");
to my global.php it does make the template appear where I want it, but when I click a link in the Last Post of the Forum Display it takes me to this:
CLICK HERE
I know it is the global.php doing this because I removed the code you gave me from the global, and the Last Post works......I just know you love problems.....
UPDATE: I had to reinstall my board, seems the code I put in the global php affected more things than I thought, I even messed up my download files I had in my themes section. Can you give me anymore advice?
Doug