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Module specific template for EZComments
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Hey.
I'd like to write several EZComments templates and have them used in specific modules. I think it was possible to do this by creating templates with the same name as the module earlier (the early versions at lottasophie.sf.net). You could create /modules/EZComments/pntemplates/myModule.htm and it would be used inside myModule. This is not the case any more, right?
I think it's a good idea and maybe something like the code below could be added to EZComments_user_view?
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if($pnRender->template_exists(pnVarPrepForOS(pnModGetName() . '/ezcomments_user_view.htm'))){
$template = pnModGetName() . '/ezcomments_user_view.htm';
}
Let me know if there's already an easy way to do this sort of thing without specifying the template every time. I'm aware of the "template" param for the function, but I'd like to avoid using it.
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Erik from www.TenTonHammer.com
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pnRender supports this functionality by default - for all modules nothing to do with EZComments. From pnRender.class.php
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// Define the locations in which we will look for templates
// (in this order)
// Note: Paths 1, 3, 5 - This allows for the hook or block functions
// (such as ratings and comments) to use different templates depending
// on the top level module. e.g. the comments dialog can be different
// for news and polls...
// They are only evaluated when the calling module is not the current one.
//
// 1. The top level module directory in the requested module folder
// in the theme directory.
$themehookpath = "themes/$theme/templates/modules/$module/$pnmodgetname";
// 2. The module directory in the current theme.
$themepath = "themes/$theme/templates/modules/$module";
// 3. The top level module directory in the requested module folder
// in the modules sub folder.
$modhookpath = "modules/$modinfo[directory]/pntemplates/$pnmodgetname";
// 4. The module directory in the modules sub folder.
$modpath = "modules/$modinfo[directory]/pntemplates";
// 5. The top level module directory in the requested module folder
// in the system sub folder.
$syshookpath = "system/$modinfo[directory]/pntemplates/$pnmodgetname";
// 6. The module directory in the system sub folder.
$syspath = "system/$modinfo[directory]/pntemplates";
So for the EZComments template modules/EZComments/pntemplates/[template set]/ezcomments_user_view you can create a version that will be used for the module mymodule only by creating the file modules/EZComments/pntemplates/mymodule/[template set]/ezcomments_user_view.htm.
However... i've never used this functionality.
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