Display WHMCS variables from fetched file

[newteks]

Hello,

 

I am very happy with WHMCS and I started to make my own template.

 

in order to have clean code I use the command FETCH to bring different parts of code into the homepage.tpl for example

<div id="starthere">

<div id="domain_search">
   	{fetch file='../support/templates/newteks/modules/domain_search.html'}
   </div>

   <div id="order_products">
   	{fetch file='../support/templates/newteks/modules/order_products.html'}
   </div>

    <div id="customer_login">
   	{fetch file='../support/templates/newteks/modules/admin_your_account.html'}
   </div>

   <div id="portfolio">
   	{fetch file='../support/templates/newteks/modules/portfolio.html'}
   </div>
</div>


   <div id="slider_content">
   	{fetch file='../support/templates/newteks/modules/slider.html'}
   </div>

 

 

Some of these HTML files that I fetch contain WHMCS variables like {$LANG.clientareahomeorder}

 

When I view the template I don't see the text I suppose to see but I see {$LANG.clientareahomeorder}

 

 

How I can see the value of the variable when the variable is in an HTML file that I fetch into the template ?

 

 

thanks

[othellotech]

fetch will embed the text, it wont "parse" it and replace variables etc

 

you want *include* and you want the files you include to be .tpl's

[newteks]

thanks for the reply.

 

I change to include instead of fetch so I added for example this

{include file='order_products.tpl'}

 

and order_products.tpl is in the same directory with homepage.tpl and contains

 

<img src="templates/newteks/img/title_new_order.png"/><br /><p style="color:#fff; text-align:justify; font-family:Verdana, Geneva, sans-serif; font-size:10pt;">{$LANG.clientareahomeorder}<br /></p>

<form method="post" action="cart.php">

<p align="center"><input type="submit" value="{$LANG.clientareahomeorderbtn} »" class="btn" /></p>

</form>

 

 

and nothing shows up !!!!

 

strange I don't know what I am doing wrong.

 

 

can you please advice.

[jclarke]

Try using double quotes instead of single quotes, when I ran a quick test single quotes didn't work and it did work with double quotes.

 

{include file="order_products.tpl"}

[newteks]

Unfortunately it is not working!!!

[sparky]

If your in a normal template directory as it looks like you are then use

{include file="$template/order_products.tpl"}

[newteks]

it works great now.

 

thank you so much