| Re: Change files in templates_c ?? |
| by batmon on 2003/11/25 19:27:17 Great info. Thanks guys. I guess I should not edit these files then... Basically I want to display other table's info in userinfo.php too. I will ask the question in HACK section then. |
| Re: Change files in templates_c ?? |
| by Per4orm on 2003/11/25 5:08:14 mvandam: That's TWICE I've been beaten to it today - damn you all! Though I have to admit, your explanation was probably a lot better than mine! |
| Re: Change files in templates_c ?? |
| by Per4orm on 2003/11/25 5:05:54 Hi, I don't quite know what's led you to believe you'd want to edit any of the files in templates_c, but I certainly can't see a reason for it. The templates_c directory is just a cache directory, so editing any of the files in there has no constructive purpose. Gareth |
| Re: Change files in templates_c ?? |
| by mvandam on 2003/11/25 5:05:34 [Edit: you can probably ignore this as two others posted practically the same thing at the same time ]Is there a reason you want to edit those files? Normally you shouldn't -- these files are created by the smarty template engine used by XOOPS (templates_c holds the templates that have been "compiled" from smarty syntax to regular PHP files). Files in templates_c may be updated whenever you install/update a module. Edit the smarty templates instead. (Probably your ISP has permissions set so that only the webserver process (e.g. httpd) can read/write those files, so they are not accessible. From my own experience, unix (linux) should have no problems with those file names.) |
| Re: Change files in templates_c ?? |
| by dirch on 2003/11/25 5:04:50 Why do you want to edit the files in template_c? This are the cachefiles of xoops. When you want to edit the templates, you have to do it in the templatemanager or in your themesfolder. The files in template_c are overwriten from time to time by the original files and so a edit is not for a long time |