Deciding which template set to use in catalogues view
Posted
#5220
(In Topic #1180)

Standard member

Example: let's say we have a catalogue with codename faqs.
Viewing the catalogue shows these templates:
Code
templates/CATALOGUE_DEFAULT_CATEGORY_EMBED.tpl (1)
templates/CATALOGUE_DEFAULT_CATEGORY_SCREEN.tpl (1)
templates/CATALOGUE_DEFAULT_FIELDMAP_ENTRY_FIELD.tpl (1)
templates/CATALOGUE_DEFAULT_FIELDMAP_ENTRY_WRAP.tpl (1)
templates/CATALOGUE_DEFAULT_GRID_ENTRY_FIELD.tpl (1)
templates/CATALOGUE_DEFAULT_TABULAR_ENTRY_FIELD.tpl (1)
templates/CATALOGUE__catalogue_category_FIELDMAP_ENTRY_FIELD.tpl (1)
templates/CATALOGUE__catalogue_category_FIELDMAP_ENTRY_WRAP.tpl (1)
templates/CATALOGUE__catalogue_category_GRID_ENTRY_FIELD.tpl (1)
templates/CATALOGUE__catalogue_category_TABULAR_ENTRY_FIELD.tpl (1)
templates/CATALOGUE_faqs_CATEGORY_EMBED.tpl (1)
templates/CATALOGUE_faqs_CATEGORY_SCREEN.tpl (1)
templates/CATALOGUE_help_support_FIELDMAP_ENTRY_WRAP.tpl (20)
Strangely, it's also referencing a template from another catalogue of mine (the last one, help_support)
Is this normal or should it only display one template set?
Posted

Site director

I've tried to explain the page rendering tools better:
https://github.com/ocproducts/composr/commit/2ae4b7a54ea8248153b631d5fd565e9533897a59
As for catalogues you're not meant to see there, wow you found a performance issue. Fixed in:
https://github.com/ocproducts/composr/commit/d12a659960803e7548c329f1a314dfe7b2de89b2
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