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sarahfoxnz
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 26, 2014 6:27 am    Post subject: Central template archive Reply with quote

Hello.

I have a 'main' header file as a PHP script loaded in my path directory.

I use the PHP smarty command to access it, though i think smarty templates will be much better to go.

I have multiple domains & one domain has multiple subdomains.

I do have my "master" smarty PHP scripts in a central directory & the
functions.inc.php
templates.inc.php

files in the directories of each domain/subdomain.

QUERY: Is there a way to create a central Smarty TEMPLATE directory that i can access from within the Smarty templates like any other template (without using PHP)

& usable / accessible from all / any subdomain I control ?
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sarahfoxnz
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 26, 2014 7:42 am    Post subject: Easy fix. Reply with quote

i thought it wouldnt work, but the simplest / easiest method is the best

[code]{include file="/home/users/web/(USERNAME)/usr/SmartyTemplates/header.tpl"}[/code]

i just created a SmartyTemplates directory in my USR, and it seems to work. :)

Just got to convert my PHP code into Smarty code (also change basic HTML to XHTML)

I thought it wouldn't work outside the subdomain, but it does :)
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