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LISEresume: 1.1
LISEportfolio1: 1.1

I am using a modal plugin to display portfolio pictures on the home page. I have done this before in the CMSMS 1.x using ListIt by creating two summary templates, placing one where the code for the portfolio displays and the other below the footer for the modal display. The optional tags I am using are the same I used with ListIt. They are {LISEportfolio1 action="default"} and {LISEportfolio1 summary_template="detail"} which I have created the summary template named detail for this.

I have also tried {LISEportfolio1 template_detail="default"} putting the modal code into the detail default section.

I have tried every combination of the optional parameters I can think of and:

It either places the default summary template code in both locations,

strips out the styling placing an error message at the LISE tags location:
"missing parameter, this should not happen"

or an error message:
ERROR: at line 19 in file .../lib/smarty/sysplugins/smarty_internal_templatecompilerbase.php:
Syntax error in template "module_db_tpl:LISEportfolio1;summary_detail" on line 19 "" - Unexpected """, expected one of: "}"

Any help on this would be very much appreciated.

Have you tried template_summary?

Yes, summary_template was a typo.

template_summary works fine, template_detail does not it displays the template_summary code.

Did you try action="detail"? I'm using Lise with all parameters and everything works fine, so check your code and templatenames. Using terms like detail for summarytemplates is also confusing and should be avoided imo.

or an error message:
ERROR: at line 19 in file .../lib/smarty/sysplugins/smarty_internal_templatecompilerbase.php:
Syntax error in template "module_db_tpl:LISEportfolio1;summary_detail" on line 19 "" - Unexpected """, expected one of: "}"

Looks like there is a problem *in* your template

Rolf, thank you for pointing this out. I was looking in the wrong place when reading the error message.

As it says I had one extra { on line 19 in my template. Seems blatantly obvious now!

Just donated a Cup of Coffee on your website for your help.

Thank you, much appreciated!