Override problems with eZ publish 3.1.0-1

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Mike Schachanski	Friday 06 June 2003 1:24:39 pm I have just upgraded from eZ publish 3.0.1 to eZ publish 3.1.0-1: I am developing an eCommerce-website, using the templates from "My Book Corner" in the "design/demo/override" folder, as basic. I replaced the "pagelayout_book_corner.tpl" with my own "pagelayout_nettbutikk.tpl", and then I edited the override.ini.append-file in "settings\siteaccess\demo" from: [pagelayout_book_corner] Source=pagelayout.tpl MatchFile=pagelayout_book_corner.tpl Subdir=templates Match[section]=5 to: [pagelayout_nettbutikk] Source=pagelayout.tpl MatchFile=pagelayout_nettbutikk.tpl Subdir=templates Match[section]=5 It didn't work. But what I really want to do is create my pagelayout_nettbutikk.tpl in the folder "design/[my design]/override", but eZ publish 3 user-interface still uses the demo-templates. What am I missing? Marius Lundgård Frustrated
Bård Farstad	Friday 06 June 2003 1:29:50 pm Marius, have you done a clearcache? The new override system caches the override templates for speed, so you need to clear the cache for it to take effect. bin/shell/clearcache.sh --clear-all --bård Documentation: http://ez.no/doc
Mike Schachanski	Friday 06 June 2003 2:09:30 pm Thank you, Bård! That was what I had missed. Can I delete the design/demo folder, if I have created my own pagelayout.tpl templates under the folder design/(mydesign)? Or is it a "backup" ? Marius
Bård Farstad	Friday 06 June 2003 2:50:24 pm The design/demo templates are just examples. You do not need them at all. The design/standard is important not to change ( for upgrade issues ). The design/admin is the default admin templates. I would not recommend changing these (admin), but you can use them as a fallback design if you want to do modifications to the admin templates. --bård Documentation: http://ez.no/doc
Mike Schachanski	Friday 06 June 2003 4:29:18 pm Thanks! It's working now. But there's some new issues now. If I delete the design/demo folder, and use the design/(my design)/override instead, the links forwarded to the different sections (for ex.: "<a href={"content/view/full/159/"\|ezurl} />") becomes invalid, don't they? Maybe it's a stupid question, but I rather ask first! Marius
Paul Borgermans	Saturday 07 June 2003 1:51:09 am Normally they are also agnostic to the siteaccess [my design]. So no problems there. Paul eZ Publish, eZ Find, Solr expert consulting and training http://twitter.com/paulborgermans