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When your admin theme is different from your frontend theme, the icms_view_Tpl class will always take the value in $icmsConfig['theme_set'] to identify where to look for eventual theme overrides (check out line 70, where the compile_id is constructed.
This could be the reason why the template overrides in a admin theme don't seem to work.
I think this information cannot be determined by the icms_view_Tpl class on its own, it needs input from the calling class.
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this does work when you define a template in a template set, instead of adding a template file to a theme. @skenow this boils down again to the discussion what the difference is between template sets and themes...
When your admin theme is different from your frontend theme, the icms_view_Tpl class will always take the value in $icmsConfig['theme_set'] to identify where to look for eventual theme overrides (check out line 70, where the compile_id is constructed.
This could be the reason why the template overrides in a admin theme don't seem to work.
I think this information cannot be determined by the icms_view_Tpl class on its own, it needs input from the calling class.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: