Hi Florent,
Am 14.01.10 18:17, schrieb Florent André:
As I fight with template, I have questions/remarks :
- I create a publication "mypub" (by default template is inherited from
"default pub")
- But I want that mypub have a special design very different from the
default one.
- So after have a look at the pubs/mypub/publication.xml I see the tag
<template id="default"/>. So ok, I write<template id="mypub"/> and let's
go... but after a restart, bug caused by infinite loop appear... not the
solution !
yes, the publication can't use itself as a template. The template is the
"parent" of the publication, it inherits all resources from the
template. See
http://lenya.apache.org/docu20/reference/publications/publication-templating.html
- After that, go to default publication.xml, and see that the tag<template
id=""/> was commented, so my deduction was : "If template tag commented,
the pub use his own template", but when I do that (comment template tag in
mypub publication.xml) I have a strange error [1] witch speak about a
"menus.xmap resource not found" ( menus.xmap is mark as deprecated in the
default publication sitemap)...
You have two options:
A) Use a template. Then your publication inherits everything (well, all
resources that are referenced using the fallback protocol) from this
template publication.
B) Don't use a template. Then your publication has to contain all
necessary resources.
In most situations I'd recommend starting with option A and adding only
the resources which are meant to replace template resources to your
publication. So if you want a completely different layout but keep other
features like workflow, just add the XSLT and CSS files to your publication.
HTH,
-- Andreas
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Andreas Hartmann, CTO
BeCompany GmbH
http://www.becompany.ch
Tel.: +41 (0) 43 818 57 01
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