Don,
Sorry for the late reply;
>Ok, I must be missing something. Still getting the ECS layout.
I added a small howto in velocity-site.xml in the xdocs;
Frames are easily achieved with Velocity, the frameset tag being implemented
at the screen level. The default setting for the layout.default directive in
the TurbineResources.properties is the VelocityECSLayout class. The
VelocityECSLayout wraps the Screen in Body tags. For frames this needs to be
removed. The layout.default needs to be changed to;
layout.default=VelocityOnlyLayout
The layout Velocity template needs to point to the screen_placeholder. As an
example modify the Default.vm in the /WEB-INF/templates/layouts/;
$screen_placeholder
The screen_placeholder marker will load and process the template marked as
the template.homepage in the TurbineResources.properties. To create frames
this is the template which will need to contain the frameset tag. Edit
/WEB-INF/templates/screens/Index.vm;
$page.setTitle("Frames example");
<frameset>
<frame src="$link.getPage(FrameTop.vm)" />
<frame src="http://www.something.com/" />
</frameset>
Create a FrameTop.vm template in the /WEB-INF/templates/screens directory.
The top frame will load this template. The reference to something.com
requires an internet connection and is shown as an example, anything can be
linked to the lower frame, another Velocity Screen for instance.
## Example FrameTop.vm
<p><b>The FrameTop Velocity Template</b>
Cameron Riley
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