----- Original Message -----
From: Charles K. Clarkson
Sent: 19.04.2004, 8:24 Uhr
>:But now I had to change the layout and embed some sites. Their site
>:roots and template location are now
>:
>:'~/Sites/janeden/whatever' and
>:'~/Sites/janeden/whatever/templates/whatever.tpl'
>:
>:I temporarily fixed the resulting problem by adding another meta
>:tag (parent), which contains the name of the embedding site. But
>:there has to be a smarter solution.
>:
>:Can someone give me a hint?
>
>Assuming only one of the templates exist, test for the
>existence of the usual template. If it does not exist use the
>alternate template.
>
>if ( -e $template_file ) {
>$site_template = $site_root . $template_file;
>
>}else {
>$site_template = $site_root . $alternate_template_file;
>}
Hi Charles,
thanks, but the issue is not about different template files, but about whole sites
being embedded in a directory within ~/Sites. My script assumes all sites to be
immediate children of ~/Sites and determines the site roots and location of template
files relative to this dir. If the site is nested deeper, the script would break
(hadn't I inserted the parent meta tag to communicate the fact the site is nested.
Thanks again,
Jan
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