[Mailman-Users] Changes to archive pages
Todd
Freedom_Lover at pobox.com
Thu May 1 14:51:18 CEST 2003
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Paul H Byerly wrote:
> Richard Barrett wrote:
[...]
>> I believe you can have list-specific templates by putting them in the
>> directory $prefix/lists/<listname>/<language>/
>>
>> The same issue applies regarding running mailmanctl restart after
>> creating/changing templates in such directories.
>
> That is my understanding, but it does not seem to work for this
> file. I copied it there and made changes earlier, but when I ran the
> restart it was the changes in the template file, not the changes in the
> local file that I saw. It's in the same location as 'listinfo.html' and
> 'options.html' so I'm sure I got it right.
This got me curious so I looked at the code to see if I could figure out why
it wasn't working. The archive code in question is located in
Mailman/Archiver/HyperArch.py. The function used is quick_maketext(). This
basically calls Utils.maketext() to do the templating. However,
quick_maketext() sets mlist to None. When mlist is None, Utils.maketext
doesn't look in any of the list directories for template files. It only
checks templates/site/<lang> and templates/<lang>. So the best you can so
is modify the template in 'site' like you have done.
Maybe someone more familiar with the mailman code (hi Barry :) can explain
why this is so. It might be a performance thing. There could be discussion
of it in the developers list archive, I haven't checked there.
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