By serjas on

Hi,

i wanted a page which displays only $content . successfully got the output when i used this code in template.php inside my theme.

function THEMENAME_preprocess_page(&$vars) {	
  if (isset($_GET['popup']) && $_GET['popup'] == '1') {
    $vars['template_file'] = 'popup';
  }  
}

and in popup.tpl.php , used
echo $content

now my question is , is there anyway to achieve same thing using a custom module?

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jaypan
Location Victoria, BC
commented

You can do the exact same thing in a module, but you would use MODULENAME instead of THEMENAME.

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serjas commented

and i created popup.tpl in my module folder , refreshed theme and module , but not working

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jaypan
Location Victoria, BC
commented

Keep trying. You've got something linked wrong somewhere. Did you clear your cache? Check all paths? Ensure that your module is enabled? (don't answer these here, just use them to try to debug the problem yourself)

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serjas commented

i think we cant use popup.tpl.php in module!

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jaypan
Location Victoria, BC
commented

If the file isn't in the root of your module folder, you will have to tell the system the path to the file.

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serjas commented

its in root of folder .. normally popup.tpl.php wont work if there is no page.tpl.php if you use it in template.php , may be drupal wont permit us to do this type of operation in module?