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Posted by Cameron Perry on 04/29/05 21:13
DWMX can interpret .tpl extension files as HTML out of the box (from
what I remember).
Check-out this link http://www.contactlensesprice.com/smarty/ to get it
to work better with smarty tags... The only trouble I ran into is that
DWMX did not recognize the xml file when i tried to follow the
automated route of installing the custom tags. A quick-fix is to copy
the contents of the xml file into the
dwmx_program_directory/Configuration/ThirdPartyTags/Tags.xml file.
Works as advertised.
~Cameron
On Apr 29, 2005, at 10:11 AM, Maximillian Schwanekamp wrote:
> John Martinez wrote:
>> The standard template extension seems to be .tpl which is no prob for
>> me but I'm using Dreamweaver MX as a GUI for making the html
>> template. ...
>> 1. Is sending the template call to the .htm named template bad? any
>> drawbacks?
>> 2. If anyone knows how to set DMX to treat the .tpl extension as .htm
>> this would prolly be a better fix. Calling the .htm doesn't feel right
>> to me.
>
> You can use whatever extension you like for your Smarty template
> files. AFAIK .tpl is just a convention, like .inc for include files.
> Probably the easiest solution for you would be to use .tpl.html, or
> just .html, for your template files. OTOH you can make DWMX recognize
> .tpl extensions:
>
> http://smarty.incutio.com/?page=ConfiguringDreamweaver
>
> IMHO it's not worth the effort. Just use .tpl.html or something
> similar. You might want to change your delimiter:
> cf: http://smarty.php.net/faq.php#19
> <?php
> $tpl =& new Smarty();
> $tpl->left_delimiter = '<{';
> $tpl->right_delimiter = '}>';
> //etc...
> ?>
>
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