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not following custom templates

FirstByteMedia
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Posted 02/04/06 - 06:05 AM:	#1
HI All, I seem to be having problems with WSN links not using the custom templates and defaulting to the standard templates when i run the generate page now feature. The custom template fields are filled the the template names. what can i do to make sure that when generating the page now, that they use the custom templates? look forward to your feedback. regards Rod
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Paul
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Posted 02/07/06 - 10:15 AM:	#2
What are you writing them out as? You may have the wrong path to them.
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FirstByteMedia
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Posted 02/08/06 - 02:45 AM:	#3
Where should the custom templates go? At the moment i have them in the custom folder in the template directory. in the "Generate HTML" i just enter the file name without the extension. i.e. html2_main I haven't touched the code or mess with the directory. Basically installed the script and added new templates. When i use the normal directory as normal with the php pages. the templates work fine. look forward to your reply. regards Rod
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Posted 02/08/06 - 03:23 PM:	#4
If they're in the custom folder, I believe they should be written out as custom/html2_main.tpl etc.
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