I'm trying to use templates in the admin for a module.

How could I do this.
Right now I have this but it doesn seem to work.

$xoopsOption['template_main'] = 'template.html';
$xoopsTpl->assign('data' , $data);

Any one know of a module I could use as an example?
I've been using the public side of modules untill now. I guess the footer.php does all the template processing and displaying. What can I do on the admin side?

For templates not to forget


in xoops_version.php

why you look for templates on admin ?

I understand less the remainder of the question. But for header and footer on admin it's :
xoops_cp_header();
xoops_cp_footer();

Good job

I guess the best code/organization examples are in real modules... like those that you get when you download XOOPS or something else from the modules repository

Also check the Module development topic (and perhaps some template stuff) in our beloved wiki.

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I will look at this thanks...

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I love having three layers: templates, code, objects. It seems to me to be the most flexible solution. The code manipulates the objects and throws it into the templates... This way most queries are only typed once and I don't have to scan code ten times to find a rogue "echo
;".

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It doesn't seem to be very common in the admin part. I looked through a couple of modules but could not find anything (but maybe I was not looking for the right thing...). As for the wiki and the doc I must say it gives some ideas but is kind of criptic or unhelpfull for most advanced tasks. Unfortunately I don't yet have the knowledge to start contributing to it... and I'm very bad at explaining stuff.

Sorry about that, you're 100% right

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Check the Templates in control panel thread.