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Carl Worswick	Wednesday 23 March 2005 3:16:19 pm Having followed through the TSCM tutorial without any problems I now want to get my hands dirty but I've hit on a problem from the outset. I want, like the TSCM, a banner, left menu and footer with some dynamic content in the middle. Creating the banner, menu and footer in the pagelayout.tpl has been no problem but I am a little confused on how the string {$module_result.content} will connect with my dynamic template which I have created in the overrides folder, can anyone clear this up for me? What I don't want is to create an article and point the site.ini.append.php at it. Thanks
Łukasz Serwatka	Tuesday 29 March 2005 1:03:57 am {$module_result.content} Contains information about the result (and the result itself) generated by the module/view that was executed. View templates are mostly associated with the content views. The content view is actually a presentation of the content or page requested by the user throught the URL. For example, mysite.com/content/view/full/2 refers to viewing the content in the full view of node 2. You can create new view for /view/full/2 in Design->Templates->/node/view/full.tpl Personal website -> http://serwatka.net Blog (about eZ Publish) -> http://serwatka.net/blog

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Wednesday 23 March 2005 3:16:19 pm

Having followed through the TSCM tutorial without any problems I now want to get my hands dirty but I've hit on a problem from the outset.

I want, like the TSCM, a banner, left menu and footer with some dynamic content in the middle. Creating the banner, menu and footer in the pagelayout.tpl has been no problem but I am a little confused on how the string {$module_result.content} will connect with my dynamic template which I have created in the overrides folder, can anyone clear this up for me?

What I don't want is to create an article and point the site.ini.append.php at it.

Thanks

Łukasz Serwatka

Tuesday 29 March 2005 1:03:57 am

{$module_result.content}

Contains information about the result (and the result itself) generated by the module/view that was executed.

View templates are mostly associated with the content views. The content view is actually a presentation of the content or page requested by the user throught the URL. For example, mysite.com/content/view/full/2 refers to viewing the content in the full view of node 2.

You can create new view for /view/full/2 in Design->Templates->/node/view/full.tpl

Personal website -> http://serwatka.net
Blog (about eZ Publish) -> http://serwatka.net/blog