Maybe a summary below, from a design point of view, could convey a
good solution.
Diethelm Gonzalo wrote:
> > No one way, but like I said I prefer to define the frameset
> > in a Screen and not use Layout modules with Frames.
>
> Yeah, I think this makes sense; otherwise, what would be the
> point in using frames to begin with? Frames do provide for a
> kind of layout definition, so there is an overlap with Layouts
> (this is my crude understanding, there may be lots of things
> that escape me).
* A frameset could replace a layout, so it should be implemented
by the corresponding turbine procedure as Rafal Krzewski wrote:
> In this situation I would use MWOnlySiteLayout, that does not output
> any tags that you don't need, write a layouts/frameset.wm that defines
> any tags and screens/frameset.wm that outputs nothing. Then reference
> the frameset as somehost/somecontext/Turbine/template/frameset.wm
Otherwise as John McNally wrote:
> If you are using a Screen to generate the frameset page it should
> have a null Layout, so that Turbine does not end up adding extra tags.
(this implies that the default layout is skipped ... a feature John
is/has hopefully checked in)
* the frames itself could be simple screens which could use eiter
layout/header.fm, layout/navigation.fm, layout/footer.fm, or any
simple layout adressing the right content screen/template.
I seems possible to access a WM template without having to write
a matching java class if you have configured turbine to use the
WebMacroSite* as defaults and address the template via e.g.:
http://host/app/servlet/Turbine/template/header.fm
* A no-frames HTML could then use a more complex layout including
header, navigation and footer.
I hope im making sense. It seems all this is already possible
with turbine, but an example is missing.
Cheers,
Christoph
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