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how to configure multiple presentation templates ?

nirjari

I want to use different presentation templates to generate different previews. So in presentation folder I haqve created two presentation templates preview1.tpl and preview2.tpl
I have preview1.tpl configfured in templating.cfg, now I want to use preview2.tpl to check preview. How can I select this second template for the preview purpose ?

This is the code for using preview1.tpl for generating preview
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shall I just add preview2.tpl in the code , as follows ?
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I tried, but second tenmplate is not getting selected. To select second template, I had to remove preview1.tpl from the templating.cfg and add preview2.tpl.
thanks

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Jamik

We don't do multiple templates so I'm not sure how exactly it works when attempting a preview but to set it up seems pretty straight forward.

You're template.cfg configuration was incorrect.

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why would you expect that to work? You didn't close the <template> tag to begin with and you certainly didn't add the additional detail for preview1 like you have listed for preview2. Try copying what you have for preview2 and paste it right below or above it and rename preview2 to preview1 and try again.

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ACheethayil

Create a dummy tpl(say dummy.tpl) and u can create howmayever tpls u want in that tpl. In templating.cfg, you refer dummy.tpl and all other tpl will go in the dummy.tpl. Sample of dummy.tpl is below.

my ($workarea, $dcr) = iwpt_get_dcr_name() =~ m|(.*WORKAREA[/\\][^/\\]+)[/\\](.*)|;
$mount = my $mount = TeamSite::Config::iwgetmount();
$tempFile = $workarea . "/" . $dcr;
my $dcrFile = $mount . $tempFile;

my $xmlFile1 = iwpt_dcr_value('dcr.output_xml_1'); # output xml captured as part of DCR
my $xmlFile2 = iwpt_dcr_value('dcr.output_xml_2'); # output xml captured as part of DCR

my $pTemplate1 = $mount . "/default/main/test/WORKAREA/temp/templatedata/web_page/test_cat/presentation/cat1.tpl";
my $pTemplate2 = $mount . "/default/main/test/WORKAREA/temp/templatedata/web_page/test_cat/presentation/cat2.tpl";

$tempFileXml1 = $mount . "/default/main/royal/WORKAREA/emd" . $xmlFile1;
$tempFileXml2 = $mount . "/default/main/royal/WORKAREA/emd" . $xmlFile2;

my $ptCommand1 = "$iwhome/bin/iwpt_compile.ipl -pt $pTemplate1 -iw_pt-dcr $dcrFile -ofile $tempFileXml1";
my $ptCommand2 = "$iwhome/bin/iwpt_compile.ipl -pt $pTemplate2 -iw_pt-dcr $dcrFile -ofile $tempFileXml2";

my $genPresentation1 = `$ptCommand1`;
my $genPresentation2 = `$ptCommand2`;

Adam Stoller

Create a dummy tpl(say dummy.tpl) and u can create howmayever tpls u want in that tpl. In templating.cfg, you refer dummy.tpl and all other tpl will go in the dummy.tpl. Sample of dummy.tpl is below.

<iw_perl>
my ($workarea, $dcr) = iwpt_get_dcr_name() =~ m|(.*WORKAREA[/\\][^/\\]+)[/\\](.*)|;
$mount = my $mount = TeamSite::Config::iwgetmount();
$tempFile = $workarea . "/" . $dcr;
my $dcrFile = $mount . $tempFile;

my $xmlFile1 = iwpt_dcr_value('dcr.output_xml_1'); # output xml captured as part of DCR
my $xmlFile2 = iwpt_dcr_value('dcr.output_xml_2'); # output xml captured as part of DCR

my $pTemplate1 = $mount . "/default/main/test/WORKAREA/temp/templatedata/web_page/test_cat/presentation/cat1.tpl";
my $pTemplate2 = $mount . "/default/main/test/WORKAREA/temp/templatedata/web_page/test_cat/presentation/cat2.tpl";

$tempFileXml1 = $mount . "/default/main/royal/WORKAREA/emd" . $xmlFile1;
$tempFileXml2 = $mount . "/default/main/royal/WORKAREA/emd" . $xmlFile2;

my $ptCommand1 = "$iwhome/bin/iwpt_compile.ipl -pt $pTemplate1 -iw_pt-dcr $dcrFile -ofile $tempFileXml1";
my $ptCommand2 = "$iwhome/bin/iwpt_compile.ipl -pt $pTemplate2 -iw_pt-dcr $dcrFile -ofile $tempFileXml2";

my $genPresentation1 = `$ptCommand1`;
my $genPresentation2 = `$ptCommand2`;

</iw_perl>

That's an interesting solution, however: