Sorry, I should have made the question clearer - I was already aware of most
of what you wrote. My question was about how to use a different default
template for searches than for pagelists. Perhaps a conditional markup in
the #default PagelistTemplate would do it (something like. (:if search:)),
or would we need some extra php in config.php?
Francis
On 01/03/07, Patrick R. Michaud <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thu, Mar 01, 2007 at 11:35:01PM +0000, Francis Casson wrote:
> Is there a way to specify a different default PageListTemplate for
> searches and pagelists?
Yes.
The fmt= parameter to (:pagelist:) can specify a page, a section
within a page, or a simple section. For example:
fmt=PageXYZ - uses all of PageXYZ as the template
fmt=PageABC#xyz - uses the [[#xyz]] section on PageABC as the
template
fmt=#xyz - searches for an [[#xyz]] section in the current
page,
Site.LocalTemplates, and Site.PageListTemplates,
using the first one it finds
So, if you want to have customized templates for your site, simply
add them to Site.LocalTemplates or as custom pages, and then use
the fmt= parameter to refer to them.
If you define a [[#default]] template in Site.LocalTemplates, then
pagelists and searches will use that template by default. (Note that
pmwiki.org does this -- see http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Site/LocalTemplates.)
Hope this helps.
Pm
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