Joomla 2.5 template parameters


















Do you have any other ways to convert your template from version 1. Please share using comment form belows. Feel free to leave questions if you get trouble with this migration process. Framework Search. How to convert Joomla 1.

Tuan Bui. Tuesday, 01 May Note: This tutorial covers only the template conversion process , so it's assumed that you already have a Joomla 2. There are 5 steps involved. Viewed 8k times. What is the correct way to access template parameters in components template in Joomla 2. Improve this question. Roger Wayne Roger Wayne 2 2 silver badges 16 16 bronze badges.

Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. Lodder If you have encountered a problem when upgrading a template, or if you have any information that you think will help smooth the way for others who will follow then please add your comments initially on the Talk page. We will then collate the information and incorporate it into this page. Chris Davenport prepared slides for a presentation at the JoomlaDay UK event which explain the changes in templates for Joomla!

Notice the additional new client attribute which is set to site for a front-facing template and administrator for an back-end template. In Joomla! Whereas in 1. The name , type , default , label and description attributes still apply. Outside of the main template files, you can access these parameters using the JApplication class. Any files contained inside a folder that is listed are automatically included.

Each folder contains full path information starting at the template root. The Administrator's Installer uses this information when storing the files during installation. Below is the file and folder structure from the default Protostar template. This is a fairly standard file structure for a basic Joomla! The available Module Positions that can be used in the template are defined in this area.

The simple format of the position list means it can be easily customized. Keep in mind, this only adds the position to the backend and additional development in other template files is required to render the new position on the front end. Some templates may include language files to allow translation of static text in the template. Notice that the language folder is defined and the two language files inside are also included. Even though the language folder was defined earlier, these files need their own definitions.

This method tells Joomla! The first file holds the language file for text that will be viewed by the User. The second file, with the. Language strings are used in templates and throughout Joomla! This method provides developers and users with a relatively simple method to translate any text that is used in templates and extension screens.



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