At 01:04 PM 1/24/2002 +0000, Simon Wilcox wrote: >On Wed, 23 Jan 2002, Bill Moseley wrote: >> [%- WRAPPER page; PROCESS $template; END -%]
>Please excuse the probably dumb questions but do you put this at the top >of each of you template pages ? > No, only in one template. Andy explained this quite well in his reply. The files in the source tree are basically just content. ttree loads each of those source files into $content one-by-one, and then calls (process) my "wrapper" template. I have a file in my ttlib called "wrapper" that contains that line. As Andy explained, I also have a file called "page" in my ttlib that is the main template that all pages use -- it's that "page" that makes the design of a site. The source files don't have much TT language in them. Each file has a [% META %] section that is used to set the name of the page, its title, and perhaps some processing directives (e.g. some of my source files are cgi scripts so they should not be formatted like a html page). I think Andy had a much clearer explanation ;) Bill Moseley mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
