Allowing users to change template default?
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- John Kiernan
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I asked this yesterday, but in a clumsy way. Let me try again...
I want to show our members in a demo website how easily changing templates can change the whole 'look and feel' of a website.
Is there a way to allow THEM to do this without giving them access to the administrator area (note: this is a DEMO website to show the power of templates)?
Or can someone point me to where the field is (and in which table) that gets flipper when I choose 'default' from my list of templates? I suppose I could 'roll my own' routine in PHP (probably what I have to do).
Thanks in advance for your help...
-- John Kiernan
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- damo
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- Is this to show the different variations of a specific RT template or to show a variation of different templates?
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- John Kiernan
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Different templates...
I want the user to be able to switch between (for example) Hyperion, Firenzie, Versatility 4, Elixer, etc.
We are making a service available where we will set them up with a Joomla website, and want to be able to show them our great Rocket Theme possibilities on the demo system!
Thanks in advance for any help.
-- John Kiernan
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- damo
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Okay, I'm not sure if there is anything specific from RT but you could try this:
extensions.joomla.org/extensions/style-&...plating/2401/details - www.c3p0.se - sweden
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- John Kiernan
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This is EXACTLY what I needed! Why the @#%$^% didn't I think of going to the Extensions site?
I can only claim brain damage from having to learn Blackberry programming right now.
Thanks again!
-- John
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