overriding google.tpl

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Marc Gibert Ginestà	Tuesday 30 December 2003 9:04:48 am I have the following code: {include name=navigator uri='design:navigator/google.tpl' page_uri=concat('/content/view','/archive/',$node.node_id) item_count=$children_count view_parameters=$view_parameters item_limit=$page_limit} But I'd like to override google.tpl with another template. Question is, where do I put it and how would the uri parameter reflect it? Thanks in advance.
Florian Feigenbutz	Wednesday 07 January 2004 7:10:34 am Hi Marc, if you don't use the standard design folder you could create a folder called "navigator" in your /design/[design folder name]/templates directory. By placing a file "google.tpl" in this new folder this one will be your new default google-template. -Perhaps you'll have to empty your cache afterwards.. If you would e.g. wish to have different googles depending on the node, class or section you could use the override.ini.append-file in /settings/siteaccess/[design folder name]/ to override the default google.tpl. I did this and it works without any problems.. Just take the default google.tpl and edit it until it fits your wishes. Greets, Florian.

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Tuesday 30 December 2003 9:04:48 am

I have the following code:

{include name=navigator
uri='design:navigator/google.tpl'
page_uri=concat('/content/view','/archive/',$node.node_id)
item_count=$children_count
view_parameters=$view_parameters
item_limit=$page_limit}

But I'd like to override google.tpl with another template. Question is, where do I put it and how would the uri parameter reflect it?

Thanks in advance.

Florian Feigenbutz

Wednesday 07 January 2004 7:10:34 am

Hi Marc,

if you don't use the standard design folder you could create a folder called "navigator" in your /design/[design folder name]/templates directory. By placing a file "google.tpl" in this new folder this one will be your new default google-template. -Perhaps you'll have to empty your cache afterwards..
If you would e.g. wish to have different googles depending on the node, class or section you could use the override.ini.append-file in /settings/siteaccess/[design folder name]/ to override the default google.tpl.
I did this and it works without any problems.. Just take the default google.tpl and edit it until it fits your wishes.

Greets,
Florian.