| tensh |
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Hi; I can't stand the caching in tpl file include. The code like this: {FILE "./themes/{PHP.cfg.defaulttheme}/inc/{PHP.pag.page_MYEXTRAFIELD}"} doesn't work since the values are cached and aren't dynamic. Not to mention that the code: {FILE "./themes/{PHP.cfg.defaulttheme}/inc/{PAGE_ANYTAG}"} doesn't work at all since {PAGE_ANYTAG} is empty. Can you please give me any fix/solution? I wanted to include a template based on extrafield value (path), and I'm in a serious trouble now. |
| Macik |
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Similar question had been discussed somewhere on forum… You can not use «dynamic» FILE statments. As a solution bring template logic to your TPL files rather creating separate TPL files for any case. So you need to include one file:
{FILE "./themes/{PHP.cfg.defaulttheme}/inc/extrafields.tpl"}
and then in file use IF blocks:
<!-- IF {PHP.pag.page_MYEXTRAFIELD} == 'some value' -->
you template here
<!-- ENDIF -->
<!-- IF {PHP.pag.page_MYEXTRAFIELD} == 'other value' -->
you second template here
<!-- ENDIF -->
https://github.com/macik
правильный хостинг — https://goo.gl/fjCa1F |
| tensh |
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Yeah, you're right, but I have to know the values and so the whole thing isn't dynamic. :( |
| Trustmaster |
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You can just disable tpl cache then if having dynamic includes is so important. May the Source be with you!
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| Macik |
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#36683 tensh:
Can you explain your case more detailed ? Why you need dynamic and how you are using it? https://github.com/macik
правильный хостинг — https://goo.gl/fjCa1F |
