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    Posted by Dari

    Hi everybody,

    I created a content template but now I don`t understand how to use it. How do I get the template into the page I want to edit?



    Dari

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    Posted by Gnostic

    > Hi everybody,
    >
    > I created a content template but now I don`t understand how to use it. How do I get the template into the page I want to edit?
    >
    >
    >
    > Dari

    Dari, what settings, could your explain please? I have the similar problem.

    Do you know, how can I create a sort of custom forms using this templates feature?


    Posted by Shesh

    > Hi everybody,
    >
    > I created a content template but now I don`t understand how to use it. How do I get the template into the page I want to edit?
    >
    >
    >
    > Dari, I have similar problem pleas can you write something on that


    Posted by Dari

    problem already solved by myself. 😉
    i forgot to change some settings.

    Posted by Shesh

    > problem already solved by myself. 😉
    > i forgot to change some settings.

    Can you please let me know ho you did it?

    Posted by Gary Cunningham-Lee

    > > problem already solved by myself. 😉
    > > i forgot to change some settings.
    >
    > Can you please let me know ho you did it?

    Is "Use templates" checked on the wiki admin page (tiki-admin.php?page=wiki)?

    Do you see "Apply template" with a dropdown list on your wiki edit pages, up by "Categorize" and "Smileys"?

    -- Gary - zukakakina.comQuestion

    Posted by Shesh

    > > > problem already solved by myself. 😉
    > > > i forgot to change some settings.
    > >
    > > Can you please let me know ho you did it?
    >
    > Is "Use templates" checked on the wiki admin page (tiki-admin.php?page=wiki)?
    >
    > Do you see "Apply template" with a dropdown list on your wiki edit pages, up by "Categorize" and "Smileys"?
    >
    > — Gary - zukakakina.comQuestion
    Oh1 That thanKs..
    shesh

    Posted by ianplumb

    Hi,

    > Is "Use templates" checked on the wiki admin page (tiki-admin.php?page=wiki)?
    >
    > Do you see "Apply template" with a dropdown list on your wiki edit pages, up by "Categorize" and "Smileys"?

    I'm using TW 1.9.2. In my Wiki Admin page I don't see a Use Template check box. I see various subheadings such as Dumps, Comments Settings, Export, Administration, Home Page, Discussion, Link Format, Page List Configuration, 3d Browser, and HTML in Wiki Pages. Which one is it under? Or which heading should it be under?

    I assume that because this isn't set I won't see the Apply Template option on the Edit page.

    Many thanks for your help.

    Regards,

    Ian P.

    Posted by Gary Cunningham-Lee


    > I'm using TW 1.9.2. In my Wiki Admin page I don't see a Use Template check box. I see various subheadings such as Dumps, Comments Settings, Export, Administration, Home Page, Discussion, Link Format, Page List Configuration, 3d Browser, and HTML in Wiki Pages. Which one is it under? Or which heading should it be under?

    It's under "Wiki Features" in the right column, 17th item - about half-way down.

    -- Gary - themes.tw.oQuestion

    Posted by ianplumb

    Hi,

    > > I'm using TW 1.9.2. In my Wiki Admin page I don't see a Use Template check box. I see various subheadings such as Dumps, Comments Settings, Export, Administration, Home Page, Discussion, Link Format, Page List Configuration, 3d Browser, and HTML in Wiki Pages. Which one is it under? Or which heading should it be under?
    >
    > It's under "Wiki Features" in the right column, 17th item - about half-way down.

    Now I know I have no idea what I'm doing. There's a Wiki Features area under /tiki-admin.php?page=wiki? I only see the sections I listed earlier. Am I on the wrong admin page? May I ask, what's above and below it?

    I notice that there's a Use Templates checkbox under CMS Features in CMS Admin...

    Many thanks for your time.

    Regards,

    Ian P.