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There's an option to do this, although it doesn't work in any released version
However, it has been fixed in CVS so it will be ok for next one.
If you can't wait for it, you can get the fixed file (it's resource.db.php) from the
CVS repository and copy it manually over the actual one (be careful however: I'm sure you can use it and that it will work with a 2.0.5 kernel, but can't say anything about previous versions).
Once installed: disable theme/tpl caching in System admin / preferences (it's the option called
update templates from...).
Then, if you're using the "default" theme, XOOPS will check for an updated version of your templates in /modules/yourmod/templates/ .
Or if you're using a theme called, i.e "mytheme", it will look in /themes/mytheme/templates/yourmod/ .
IMHO: For dev purposes, use the default theme. Otherwise each time you update your module it will recompile the files in the /modules/.... directory, even if you have updated them in /themes/.... , so it's still a bit boring.
Skalpa.>