I would like to use the same header file in both GCommunity and GLinks, preferable include_header and include_footer which I am using in GLinks. Is there a way to include these files instead of having to make a duplicate copy for both? I'm not sure SSI would work.

You could use a template global to handle that...


It would be nice if <%include%>'s supported this by default.

Philip
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Limecat is not pleased.

You can include from absolute/relative paths as long as it's not done via a variable. eg. you can do <%include /path/to/other/templates/foo.html%>, but you can't do <%set tpl = "/path/to/other/templates/foo.html"%><%include $foo%> due to security restrictions.

Adrian

hm... okay, the template tuturial is incorrect then:


Philip
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Limecat is not pleased.

I tried to include:

/var/home/user/wiredbiz.com/cgi-bin/links/admin/templates/luna/include_header.html

And got a "no such file" or directory error. Where do I need to start the path from?

I also put a header file in my www directory, and tried:

/var/home/user/wiredbiz.com/www/include_header.html

and

/include_header.html

And no luck.

Thanks!

I think you need to add local:


I've tried it and it works ok.

That did the trick! Thanks.