• Resolved Iurie Malai

    (@flegmatiq)


    My blog is located in a subnetwork of a multinetwork configuration and I am the only Super-Administrator of the full network. I saved the default template with a new name, but I do not have an option to edit it (it not exists) from the dashboard of this regular blog. I wanted to edit the new template from the Super-Adminstrator dashboard, but the new renamed template do not appear in the pull down menu.

    EDIT
    Besides the “Restore” and “Save Again” buttons would be good to have a “Delete Template” button.

    EDIT
    I searched with my FTP client in the plugin folder the new saved (renamed) template, it does not exists.

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-rss-multi-importer/

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  • Plugin Author Allen

    (@amweiss98)

    ok..I found the problem…in the /inc/template_functions.php file, look for the function restore_template() function..then change first IF statement to:

    if (!$templateOptions[‘template_name’]==0 && !$templateOptions[‘template_code’]==0){

    I’ll post this in the next update.

    Thread Starter Iurie Malai

    (@flegmatiq)

    I have made the changes as you suggested. Now, on the Template Options tab I have this text:

    Save Your Template

    Here is the template you are currently using. If you changed the template, you can save it by giving it a new name and click Save This Template. When you do this, you will also be saving the CSS template.

    Your Current Template: DEFAULT
    Give your current template a unique name:

    I gave to the template a new name ‘flux’ and pushed the button Save This Template. After this the response message was:

    SUCCESS. Your template has been stored in the database. After the next update of the plugin, simply come back to this page, hit RESTORE, and you’ll have access to the same template again.

    If you make changes to your template, just return to this page and save it again. It’s that simple.

    But how can I edit the template if it is stored in the database, not in the template directory? I do not understand :(.

    Plugin Author Allen

    (@amweiss98)

    you edit it in the wordpress plugin admin section, like shown here

    http://screencast.com/t/qKvE2dNSoh

    Thread Starter Iurie Malai

    (@flegmatiq)

    … you edit it in the wordpress plugin admin section …

    No, I do not edited anything.

    1. I just gave the template a new name and saved it for further editing. I suppose that this is not a correct way? What file I must edit?

    2. Changes made ​​by me are saved in the database? Not created a new file?

    Plugin Author Allen

    (@amweiss98)

    this is a movie of how to save, restore, then edit the template.

    http://screencast.com/t/ifknKE1NV4

    Thread Starter Iurie Malai

    (@flegmatiq)

    Thank you, Allen!

    Strange things happening with your plugin :). To appearing the new template in the templates list, after pressing the Save This Template button I have to hit once again the Restore button, or you omited this little step in your description :).

    Now it is OK. Thanks again!

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