Mark,
It's possible, but it's a bad idea. The template is stored as a custom
property in an IDE stack, and changing it will change the HTML created
for any revlet.
I don't do much mucking around in the IDE, but I wonder what that custom
property might be. Could the OP write a stack for his students which says
something like, "set the revHTMLtemplate of stack such-and-such to myHTML"?
These stacks aren't "saved" when you quit Rev, are they? If I'm right about
both of these, couldn't his students double-click that stack, use his custom
template, and quit without making permanent changes to revMedia? I could see
some benefit to adjusting this template, perhaps I'll bring it up as a
feature request for future versions. In the meantime, have you sleuthed down
the name of that custom property?
George,
In a way, this situation is caused by the lack of a revMedia stack player,
so that stacks could be saved after alteration (a new assignment added)
instead of being transformed into an unchangeable revlet. I guess the
folks
at RunRev see a player as adding so much functionality that offering
revMedia for free would no longer be good business. I'm not so sure about
that.
It's not that we find the Player to be adding so much functionality; nothing
to do with business model per se. It's that the revWeb plugin is essentially
the new "Player." Better to focus on having one piece of software end users
would install to "play" stacks than two. For one thing, it's one less code
base to maintain. For another, when we flesh out the mechanics of hosting
revlets within system windows, you would theoretically be able to
double-click a revlet and have it open much like it did in the old Player.
- Bill
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