Using Single Wordpress Template for testing

[michelhabib]

Hi Phong, i'd like us to use a single template for sharing sample code and testing it. I am currently using the search-results.php template (and it's accompanying header and footer files), i built this with a menu and route mechanism to easily use it as a test-bed for our directive testing.

Could you please help me find the errors that are showing in your environment for the search-results template?

Many of the errors that we are both facing when testing now are related to the use of different templates, so i am hoping that this way we can minimize the errors and finding them quickly by replicating and sharing the same environment.

Also, If you have a different approach, please let me know.

i'd like to sort this out before looking into the other errors related to using the directives already built.

[michelhabib]

Reference to your last email, i am now using postworld_includes(), that's a great idea, but we still need to unify the template.

[ansonphong]

How about we make a separate repo called postworld-theme - you can push your /wp-content/themes/postworld-theme directory to that repo and then we can be looking at the same environment.

https://github.com/phongmedia/postworld-theme

[michelhabib]

OK, here is what i did, i replicated twenty-twelve, added my 3 files theme to it, and pushed it to the new repo. this should be equivalent to adding the 3 files from dev/theme to twenty-twelve.

To troubleshoot, switch to the postworld-theme, F12 in chrome, let me know what looks suspicious in Network or console tabs.

[ansonphong]

OK - I installed the theme, though it looked no different from twenty twelve. So I renamed header-postworld.php to header.php and footer-postworld.php to footer.php so that Wordpress actually uses them rending the page, but it looks like this, and there's no Postworld functionality.

Any ideas?

[michelhabib]

no actually, you should keep the header and footer file names as is, i am calling them from search-results this way, it's a special wordpress call

<? get_header('postworld'); ?>
<div ng-app='postworld' data-nonce="<?php echo wp_create_nonce("postworld_nonce");?>" >
    <ng-view></ng-view>
</div>

<?php get_footer('postworld'); ?>

you will need to create a page that uses the search results template. Do you mind hooking me with teamviewer for 10 minutes to look at it myself? this is driving me crazy :)

[ansonphong]

sure, let me configure it like you suggested and I"ll have a look at it.

phong

On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 4:20 PM, michelhabib notifications@github.comwrote:

no actually, you should keep the header and footer file names as is, i am calling them from search-results this way, it's a special wordpress call

<? get_header('postworld'); ?><div ng-app='postworld' data-nonce="<?php echo wp_create_nonce("postworld_nonce");?>" >

[ansonphong]

ok now I got it working - I didn't realize I had to set the template to search-results. :)

phong

On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 4:27 PM, phong asun@phong.com wrote:

sure, let me configure it like you suggested and I"ll have a look at it.

phong

On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 4:20 PM, michelhabib notifications@github.comwrote:

no actually, you should keep the header and footer file names as is, i am calling them from search-results this way, it's a special wordpress call

<? get_header('postworld'); ?><div ng-app='postworld' data-nonce="<?php echo wp_create_nonce("postworld_nonce");?>" >

[ansonphong]

ok, now if you pull the latest version of* /themes/postworld-theme* and /plugins/postworld* you will see my progress with the edit-form controller (I added to the menu & route) at /#/edit-post/ * phong

On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 4:31 PM, phong asun@phong.com wrote:

ok now I got it working - I didn't realize I had to set the template to search-results. :)

phong

On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 4:27 PM, phong asun@phong.com wrote:

sure, let me configure it like you suggested and I"ll have a look at it.

phong

On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 4:20 PM, michelhabib notifications@github.comwrote:

no actually, you should keep the header and footer file names as is, i am calling them from search-results this way, it's a special wordpress call

<? get_header('postworld'); ?><div ng-app='postworld' data-nonce="<?php echo wp_create_nonce("postworld_nonce");?>" >

[michelhabib]

i guess this should be closed already

[ansonphong]

Oh yea thanks for closing that - feel free to do that anytime on old threads.