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Caching Template Library for GL 1.6?
tgc
What to do? I need my installation of Media Gallery like it is right now and if I can't use it, GL 1.6 is of no use for me.
Thank you all/Frank
iam
I am upgrading to GL 1.6 from 1.41. I made a clean install in a sub directory and now I am pulling all the plugins over one after one. When I do that with Media Gallery I get the message that I need to install the Caching Template Library but it is not possible because the config file is not there anymore.
What to do? I need my installation of Media Gallery like it is right now and if I can't use it, GL 1.6 is of no use for me.
Thank you all/Frank
I think before you upgrade to 1.6.0, you have to know about the compatible Media Gallery and GL 1.6.0 first. if MG plugin not available for GL 1.6.0 than we have to wait until it available for download.
::Ben
Last official Media Gallery plugin release is version 1.5.1
::Ben
I'm available to customise your themes or plugins for your Geeklog CMS
jmucchiello
Taking this to the extreme, you could even use it to get your old config.php-like behaviour back if you so despise the Configuration screen ...
bye, Dirk
jmucchiello
The original purpose of CTL as discussed on the devel mailing list was speeding up templates in Geeklog. It expanded a lot from there. One of the main reasons I have for turning it into a plugin is to return to CTL's roots, reducing the number of extensions or making them far more optional. Of course glFusion uses the CTL as its native template engine so I'm positive now that the existing code is robust. (Although even I am out of touch with any changes that may have been by the glF team recently.)
jmucchiello
tgc
I have no idea what sort of hacking in siteconfig.php the CTL requires and why, but you can overwrite pretty much every $_CONF variable in siteconfig.php.
Taking this to the extreme, you could even use it to get your old config.php-like behaviour back if you so despise the Configuration screen ...
bye, Dirk
Does that mean I can copy the content of my old config.php into the the siteconfig.php file and I can make all changes there and not in the database? Does this also affect speed performance?
Frank
Dirk
Does that mean I can copy the content of my old config.php into the the siteconfig.php file and I can make all changes there and not in the database?
Yes. I'm not 100% positive that it'll work for all settings, but certainly for most of them.
And no, it wouldn't affect performance. It would render the Configuration admin panel pretty much useless (at least for the core Geeklog options), of course.
bye, Dirk (who can't imagine why anyone would want to do that, but to each his own)
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