editing ditto [+pages+]

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username Reply #1, 17 years, 7 months ago

I would like to know where i can find the PhP that generates the html for the [+pages+] placeholder. All I am trying to do is add a nonbreaking space inside the ditto_currentpage span. and inside of all the ditto_page anchors. Any help would be appreciated. thanks.

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dev_cw Reply #2, 17 years, 7 months ago

The pages is 100% templatable in the current Ditto release. Look in the Ditto snippet (in the manager), close to the end of the parameters there is the information for this. You do not need to edit the Ditto file you can use tpls (if you edit the Ditto file it will need to be reedited after upgrades) - Tip: create a confic file with the pagination templates you want, the config will only overwrite parameters used in the config so you can stack the remainng parameters [[Ditto? &config=`myPaginate` &parents=`2` ... ]] ):

$tplPaginatePrevious = isset($tplPaginatePrevious)? $ditto->template->fetch($tplPaginatePrevious) : "<a href='[+url+]' class='ditto_previous_link'>[+lang:previous+]</a>";
		/*
			Param: tplPaginatePrevious

			Purpose:
			Template for the previous link

			Options:
			- Any valid chunk name
			- Code via @CODE
			- File via @FILE

			Placeholders:
			url - URL for the previous link
			lang:previous - value of 'prev' from the language file
		
			Related:
			- <tplPaginateNext>
			- <paginateSplitterCharacter>
		*/
		$tplPaginateNext = isset($tplPaginateNext)? $ditto->template->fetch($tplPaginateNext) : "<a href='[+url+]' class='ditto_next_link'>[+lang:next+]</a>";
		/*
			Param: tplPaginateNext

			Purpose:
			Template for the next link

			Options:
			- Any valid chunk name
			- Code via @CODE
			- File via @FILE

			Placeholders:
			url - URL for the next link
			lang:next - value of 'next' from the language file
		
			Related:
			- <tplPaginatePrevious>
			- <paginateSplitterCharacter>
		*/
		$tplPaginateNextOff = isset($tplPaginateNextOff)? $ditto->template->fetch($tplPaginateNextOff) : "<span class='ditto_next_off ditto_off'>[+lang:next+]</span>";
		/*
			Param: tplPaginateNextOff

			Purpose:
			Template for the inside of the next link

			Options:
			- Any valid chunk name
			- Code via @CODE
			- File via @FILE

			Placeholders:
			lang:next - value of 'next' from the language file
		
			Related:
			- <tplPaginatePrevious>
			- <paginateSplitterCharacter>
		*/
		$tplPaginatePreviousOff = isset($tplPaginatePreviousOff)? $ditto->template->fetch($tplPaginatePreviousOff) : "<span class='ditto_previous_off ditto_off'>[+lang:previous+]</span>";
		/*
			Param: tplPaginatePreviousOff

			Purpose:
			Template for the previous link when it is off

			Options:
			- Any valid chunk name
			- Code via @CODE
			- File via @FILE

			Placeholders:
			lang:previous - value of 'prev' from the language file
	
			Related:
			- <tplPaginatePrevious>
			- <paginateSplitterCharacter>
		*/
		$tplPaginatePage = isset($tplPaginatePage)? $ditto->template->fetch($tplPaginatePage) : "<a class='ditto_page' href='[+url+]'>[+page+]</a>";
		/*
			Param: tplPaginatePage

			Purpose:
			Template for the page link

			Options:
			- Any valid chunk name
			- Code via @CODE
			- File via @FILE

			Placeholders:
			url - url for the page
			page - number of the page
	
			Related:
			- <tplPaginatePrevious>
			- <paginateSplitterCharacter>
		*/
		$tplPaginateCurrentPage = isset($tplPaginateCurrentPage)? $ditto->template->fetch($tplPaginateCurrentPage) : "<span class='ditto_currentpage'>[+page+]</span>";
		/*
			Param: tplPaginateCurrentPage

			Purpose:
			Template for the current page link

			Options:
			- Any valid chunk name
			- Code via @CODE
			- File via @FILE

			Placeholders:
			page - number of the page
	
			Related:
			- <tplPaginatePrevious>
			- <paginateSplitterCharacter>
		*/

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