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<h1>eTemplate - Templates and Dialog-Editor for eGroupWare</h1>
<h3>by Ralf Becker <a href="#" onClick="document.location='mai'+'lto:RalfBecker'+unescape('%40')+'outdoor-training'+unescape('%2E')+'de'; return false;">RalfBecker AT outdoor-training DOT de</a></h3>
<p>A developers tutorial how to write an application with the new eTemplates.<br>
It is also an introduction how to write a phpgw- and setup(3)-compatible app.</p>
It is also an introduction how to write a eGW- and setup(3)-compatible app.</p>
<hr>
<h1>Introduction - The concept of the eTemplates</h1>
The eTemplates
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<p>As a preaquistion you need to get / checkout the etemplate app, install the app via setup/manage applications and
enable your account for using the app (Admin/User account: check eTemplates).</p>
<h2>1. Creating a new phpgw app directory</h2>
<h2>1. Creating a new eGW app directory</h2>
<p>Each app need a name, eg. 'et_media'. We now need to create the following directory structur above the eGroupWare dir:
<pre>
et_media <span>that has to be identical to our app-name</span>
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<span>/* $ Id: class.et_media.inc.php,v 1.2 2002/10/19 11:11:03 ralfbecker Exp $ */</span>
include_once(PHPGW_INCLUDE_ROOT . '/etemplate/inc/class.so_sql.inc.php');
$GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['flags']['included_classes']['so_sql'] = True;
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<p>This loads the class so_sql, in a way that more than one class may use it (would be nice if we had an api-function for that).</p>