Friday 08 August 2003 6:54:19 am

I'm not sure how to do that in the template, but if you explain why you want to assign a different section to the pages we might be able to provide an alternate way of achieving your goal.

If your intent is to use a different tempalte for those articles than the standard template for that section you might be able to use a couple of matches within your override.ini file. For example, to match all articles (Id = 22 for example) within the section (1) you could use:

[my_override]
Source=node/view/full.tpl
MatchFile=my_override.tpl
Subdir=templates
Match[class]=22
Match[section]=1

Or, if you want to assign an override to all articles within a specific folder or node (103 for example) you could use:

[my_override]
Source=node/view/full.tpl
MatchFile=my_override.tpl
Subdir=templates
Match[class]=22
Match[parent_node]=103

There are many different ways of matching a file or set of files through the override.ini. More info is available at http://www.ez.no/developer/ez_publish_3/documentation/customization/custom_design/override_templates

Hope this helps, if not perhaps we can find a different way to solve the issue. :)

Alex

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Friday 08 August 2003 8:02:05 am

Well, you should be able to change the page layout (which is a template) via this method. Change the Source=node/view/full.tpl line to Source=pagelayout.tpl in your override example and you should be good to go. For example I have several different page layouts in my override.ini including:

[pagelayout_steelchart]
Source=pagelayout.tpl
MatchFile=pagelayout_steelchart.tpl
Subdir=templates
Match[node]=842

[pagelayout_knives]
Source=pagelayout.tpl
MatchFile=pagelayout_knives.tpl
Subdir=templates
Match[section]=1

If you want to use a teamplate that you have already created for section 4 you can use that as your MatchFile, so you don't have to recreate it.

Does this help?

Alex

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Monday 11 August 2003 7:48:52 am

Mario, I'm not quite sure how to do this via eZ publish code. One question, are you just trying to provide printable pages for your site, or do you need other section-specific information for these pages? I ask, because if all you need is nice printable pages I think you would be better off using CSS and alternate style sheets to solve the goal.

Some more information about CSS printer-friendly pages check out:
http://www.alistapart.com/stories/goingtoprint/
http://www.meyerweb.com/eric/articles/webrev/200001.html

If this isn't doesn't solve your problem, perhaps someone else can give you a helpful answer. :)

Alex

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Monday 11 August 2003 8:38:04 am

Great!

We all have those moments when we seem to miss the obvious. I am glad to hear you have solved the problem.

Alex

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