global variables lost?
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zurgutt -
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Monday 01 June 2009 11:11:46 am
I have a number of variables set in node view full override and they are used in templates for custom ezxml tags (as global variables, $#var). It works fine in normal full view, but in pdf view these variables are not set in custom tag templates, although exact same templates are used. Also, $persistent_variable seems to lose value too. Do you have any ide what could be the problem? Im quite baffled..
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Karnichi Mohamed
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Monday 01 June 2009 11:39:21 am
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zurgutt -
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Tuesday 02 June 2009 3:38:00 pm
Thanks for your help! Did not work tho, global variables are still gone in tag templates.
Do i understand correctly, $module_result.content should return same thing to default ezwebin pagelayout and your pagelayout override? Because it does not.
If i change the match rule in paradoxpdf override.ini to:
Match[viewmode]=full
then it will suddenly start to work.
What i do, exactly:
In my override for node view full folder i am setting
{def $myvar='somestring'}
Then, in design/ezwebin/templates/content/datatype/view/ezxmltag/mycustomtag.tpl (which gets called if this custom tag is used in ezxml field)
i try to access it: {$#myvar}
Works in full layout, doesnt in pdf layout.
I am not sure if im misunderstanding some concept or if there is some bug at work here..
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zurgutt at gg.ee
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Karnichi Mohamed
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Tuesday 02 June 2009 4:12:40 pm
It's hard to figure out what happens. Anyway, the folowing could be helpful :
you dont have to make any change to the default paradoxpdf override.ini. You can instead override it with template override mechanism.
When you call content/view/pdf/ <node_id> then the system loads the node/view/pdf.tpl and paradox_pdf_layout.tpl (for the layout)
By default, paradoxpdf overrides the node/view/pdf.tpl and loads node/view/full.tpl, just to make it working out of the box.
In most cases you will have to make a custom design for your pdf . So first you override the paradoxpdf_layout.tpl once. For example you can copy the default paradoxpdf_layout.tpl to a new file my_pdf_layout.tpl then in (for example) your siteaccess :override.ini.append.php
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zurgutt -
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Wednesday 03 June 2009 12:44:25 am
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zurgutt at gg.ee
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