Thanks for your help Dave, however that wasn't what I was needing.
I wanted some content within a Roller template to be pulled in externally so
that the same template could be applied to many weblogs but with differing
content. However, in this instance I didn't want the content to be a blog
entry but more like a standard html page describing that particular blogger.
The solution that I found to work was:
## Inlcude about this blog content here
## Place a file called 'weblog.vm', where weblog is the handle of the
weblog
## on the server within:
Tomcat\webapps\roller\WEB-INF\velocity\AboutPages
#include( "AboutPages/${model.weblog.handle}.vm" )
Therefore this will pull in the contents of *.vm where the * must be the
same as the handle of the particular weblog. The only problem with this
solution is that there must be a .vm file for each weblog otherwise you
receive an error.
Dave Levy wrote:
>
> Rich
>
> I am unsure of what you're looking to do, but I hope the following helps.
>
> I have customised the currency theme and moved towards having a bunch of
> includes. I usually put the file in to the templates directory and use
> the preceding underbar convention e.g. _banner
>
> The following code then includes it into the weblog file
>
> #includeTemplate($model.weblog "_banner")
>
> In my case _banner contains html code and is an ascii file (I think)
>
> For this to work on each article, my theme came with an _day file within
> which is a loop
>
> #foreach( $entry in $entries )
>
> the enclosed code is executed for each article
>
> I place the code to display the affinity/posting buttons after each
> article in this loop. See http://blogs.sun.com/DaveLevy
>
> http://blogs.sun.com/DaveLevy/entry/voting_in_the_blogosphere shows
> example code for this usage.
>
> You can include your text file within this loop.
>
> http://blogs.sun.com/DaveLevy/tags/roller may also have some hints.
>
>
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