Re: [Openinteract-dev] odd values in new template field

[Andrew H. <hu...@ll...>]

TT version 2.10.

In other news, how could I go about changing the theme from within a 
template?  I want to have most of the pages generated by /Document and 
/DocumentPages to use a different main template.  It has to fit in with 
another sites' design.  So what I thought I would do is create a new theme, 
and set a different main_template.  Then, in each template that I wanted to 
show with the new site design, I would set the template with the OI 
object.  For example::

## in the document::document_detail template, this should show with the new 
theme
[%  OI.box_add( 'document_tools_box', document = document );
     OI.box_add( 'object_modify_box', object = document );
     DEFAULT theme = OI.theme( mysite_theme );   # <-- specify the theme 
for the returned page here,
                                                 # hopefully making it use 
a different main template as well
     PROCESS error_message;
     PROCESS status_message; -%]

Is this possible?  Am I going about it the wrong way?  I read the message a 
while back where the user wanted pages pulled from the filesystem to be in 
a different main template than pages from the database.  I don't think this 
is exactly the same, and thus didn't try those solutions.

Is there another way to do what I want to do?

Thanks a ton,
-Andrew


At 02:31 PM 8/5/2003 -0400, Chris Winters wrote:
>Andrew Hurst wrote:
>>This might be a bug, not sure though.  When I try to create a new 
>>template, the Template data is already filled in for me.  With what?  A 
>>directory listing of / !  This only happens on this new server I 
>>installed it on, with every browser I've tested (mozilla on win, safari 
>>on osx).  The data from the textarea is at the bottom of the message.
>
>Whoa! Very strange. What version of TT are you using?
>
>I'll try and replicate it this evening -- I need to upgrade my server to 
>the new Apache/mod_perl so it'll be a good testbed...
>
>Later,
>
>Chris
>
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