http://textpattern.com/ Textpattern Tips – Static Textpattern Forms and Pages Static Textpattern Forms and Pages - comments https://textpattern.tips/static-textpattern-forms-and-pages Thu, 14 Jul 11 15:52:31 +0000 Comment on Static Textpattern Forms and Pages by Julián Landerreche 1 1 Mon, 25 Oct 10 16:53:10 +0000 Thanks Steffan and TXP Tips for this new tip.

It’s worth mentioning the alternative of using cnk_versioning plugin, instead of hacking TXP core files.
Some may prefer one solution over the other.

]]> Thanks Steffan and TXP Tips for this new tip.

It’s worth mentioning the alternative of using cnk_versioning plugin, instead of hacking TXP core files.
Some may prefer one solution over the other.

]]> Julián Landerreche Comment on Static Textpattern Forms and Pages by superfly 1 1 Wed, 27 Oct 10 10:41:00 +0000 Grmpf i wanted to Comment this article but i accidentally added my comment to this article instead :-S

]]> Grmpf i wanted to Comment this article but i accidentally added my comment to this article instead :-S

]]> superfly Comment on Static Textpattern Forms and Pages by Jonathan Stubbs 1 1 Sat, 06 Nov 10 12:48:50 +0000 Steffan – have you thought about extending this to CSS, as in serving static files, similar to rvm_ccs?

]]> Steffan – have you thought about extending this to CSS, as in serving static files, similar to rvm_ccs?

]]> Jonathan Stubbs Comment on Static Textpattern Forms and Pages by Steffan Williams 1 1 Thu, 11 Nov 10 10:31:52 +0000 Interesting Jonathan — I hadn’t thought of that, no!

I always use static CSS files and link them in myself; I hadn’t thought about using the built in Textpattern one at all.

Will take a look at rvm_css, cheers!

]]> Interesting Jonathan — I hadn’t thought of that, no!

I always use static CSS files and link them in myself; I hadn’t thought about using the built in Textpattern one at all.

Will take a look at rvm_css, cheers!

]]> Steffan Williams Comment on Static Textpattern Forms and Pages by Zander 1 1 Thu, 16 Dec 10 22:11:36 +0000 This is great but will it work for txp 4.3?

]]> This is great but will it work for txp 4.3?

]]> Zander Comment on Static Textpattern Forms and Pages by bici 1 1 Mon, 03 Jan 11 16:06:24 +0000 A great tip! But a little too burdensome to this for all the sites i have.

BUt this php modification trick makes me ask the question: Can this not be added to the Core and set the linking to the external files via a Preferences setting?

]]> A great tip! But a little too burdensome to this for all the sites i have.

BUt this php modification trick makes me ask the question: Can this not be added to the Core and set the linking to the external files via a Preferences setting?

]]> bici Comment on Static Textpattern Forms and Pages by Steffan Williams 1 1 Tue, 04 Jan 11 09:48:10 +0000 @bici If I understand you correctly, you could indeed! Could even be a mini Plugin that just sets the directory (so you don’t have to do more Core hacking — not that I have anything against it)

@Zander There’s no reason why this wouldn’t work with Textpattern 4.3, however the line numbers won’t be exactly the same. I’ll will update the diff file and put it online shortly!

]]> @bici If I understand you correctly, you could indeed! Could even be a mini Plugin that just sets the directory (so you don’t have to do more Core hacking — not that I have anything against it)

@Zander There’s no reason why this wouldn’t work with Textpattern 4.3, however the line numbers won’t be exactly the same. I’ll will update the diff file and put it online shortly!

]]> Steffan Williams Comment on Static Textpattern Forms and Pages by Marty Walker 1 1 Sat, 26 Mar 11 02:34:41 +0000 It would be fantastic if textpattern had this option out of the box – or at least a plugin.

I know there are various plugins that write out code to files. The drawback with those is that you need to disable it, create your page or form, enable it and then write your files again.

It’s so much faster creating and editing templates in a text editor.

]]> It would be fantastic if textpattern had this option out of the box – or at least a plugin.

I know there are various plugins that write out code to files. The drawback with those is that you need to disable it, create your page or form, enable it and then write your files again.

It’s so much faster creating and editing templates in a text editor.

]]> Marty Walker Comment on Static Textpattern Forms and Pages by xylpho 1 1 Thu, 14 Jul 11 11:25:22 +0000 Hi,
I did these modifications on a fresh 4.4.1 install using Mamp, all seems to be OK (ie. no errors on admin side) but i can’t figure out how to call the external template. I miss something and i don’t know what.

Do i need to empty the templates in the admin side and make a call with <txp:php> or whatever else ?
Can you give me clues ?

Thanks in advance

]]> Hi,
I did these modifications on a fresh 4.4.1 install using Mamp, all seems to be OK (ie. no errors on admin side) but i can’t figure out how to call the external template. I miss something and i don’t know what.

Do i need to empty the templates in the admin side and make a call with <txp:php> or whatever else ?
Can you give me clues ?

Thanks in advance

]]> xylpho Comment on Static Textpattern Forms and Pages by xylpho 1 1 Thu, 14 Jul 11 15:52:31 +0000 Forget my comment… I’m dumb
I placed the templates folder in the wrong level and did not change the path. After correction, all is working perfectly a on 4.4.1 install

Thanks for the tip !

Note : it’s often a critic on Textpattern, the way that all is stored in database, especially templates and forms. With this slightly modification i have a counter argument ;)

]]> Forget my comment… I’m dumb
I placed the templates folder in the wrong level and did not change the path. After correction, all is working perfectly a on 4.4.1 install

Thanks for the tip !

Note : it’s often a critic on Textpattern, the way that all is stored in database, especially templates and forms. With this slightly modification i have a counter argument ;)

]]> xylpho