Discriminating Against Static Pages
 

I have a quick question.

I have created two different templates. One designs my embedded static pages and another designs my root level static pages. The difference is that one has a left-side menu and the other one doesn't.

How do I create a code (and where do I place it) that says something like:

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If this is an embedded page, use customer/home1.tpl. If this is a root level page, use customer/home.tpl.
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As always, I appreciate it. :oops:

Re: Discriminating Against Static Pages
 

Let me rephrase that. I just realized that my root level pages don't contain any of my home.tpl design but it's just the HTML entirely.

Out of my embedded pages only, how do I tell for each page individually to call either the home.tpl or home1.tpl design?

I'm guessing that I will have to redesign each page individually with its own template, but I hope there's an easier way around it.

Re: Discriminating Against Static Pages
 

Open pages.php

FIND:

func_display("customer/home.tpl",$smarty);

REPLACE WITH SOMETHING SUCH AS:

if ($pageid == "X") {
func_display("customer/home1.tpl",$smarty);
} elseif ($pageid == "X") {
func_display("customer/home2.tpl",$smarty);
} else {
func_display("customer/home.tpl",$smarty);
}

Replace "X" with the numeric pageid.

Re: Discriminating Against Static Pages
 

That code works beautifully but the trouble is that I have several pages and the script works only for one page at a time. What if I wanted a list with something like

if ($pageid == "190", "191", "195", "203") {

?

How can that be done without parse errors? I tried looking in the the Smarty manual for examples but it seems like commas and quotation marks is what's being used so I'm a bit confused. Thanks.

Re: Discriminating Against Static Pages