Hi!
I need to do something like this:
"MasterBlock"
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Content block1 if everything will go greatly there is some code which calculates and draws bar charts and one pie chart here.
Content block2 writer will write some text here
Content block3 writet will write some number from -2 to +2 here
Content block4 writet will write some number from -2 to +2 here
Content block5 writer will write some text here
Content block6 writer will write some text here
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Idea is that writer fills these "MasterBlocks" as many as needed and they will come first wrote - first shown at page.
As far as I know, this cannot be done by blog system. Even it is close to one. Or can blog be customized this much? And because amount of these blocks is unknown I just cannot add enough content blocks to one page.
Please ask more information, I just cannot write this out very clearly...
Cmsms version: 1.10 "Martinique"
PHP-version 5.3.6
MySQL-version 5.1.56
Apache-version 2.2.21
multiple pages on same page
Re: multiple pages on same page
You are right, your explanation is not very clear.
Are you asking if there is a way to add multiple content blocks per page? If so, yes there is and you can look at the Help for the {content} tag to see how it is done.
Or are you asking if there is a way to add an indefinite number of block per page - like the author can simply add one more when they need it? If so, that is not supported by the normal template mechanism. However, you can get around it by using sub-pages (child pages), each of which will represent one "block" on the main (parent) page. You can then use the {menu} tag and CGSimpleSmarty module (getcontent) function to get the content from each of the child pages and render it on the parent page in sequence.
Hope that helps.
-S
Are you asking if there is a way to add multiple content blocks per page? If so, yes there is and you can look at the Help for the {content} tag to see how it is done.
Or are you asking if there is a way to add an indefinite number of block per page - like the author can simply add one more when they need it? If so, that is not supported by the normal template mechanism. However, you can get around it by using sub-pages (child pages), each of which will represent one "block" on the main (parent) page. You can then use the {menu} tag and CGSimpleSmarty module (getcontent) function to get the content from each of the child pages and render it on the parent page in sequence.
Hope that helps.
-S
