I think it will be good if every reseller can use its own personal templates for domain index and errors.
That can be realized as every reseller get its special directory, with two sub folders
$reseller/domain_default_page
and
$reseller/logo
Then the reseller need access to $reseller over ftp or ispcp-gui (like uploading personal logo).
Then the ispcp engine check if an new user are created if some files under $reseller/domain_default_page and copied them to $domain/htdocs or if $reseller/domain_default_page are emtpy /var/www/ispcp/gui/domain_default_page/ will be copied to the new users htdocs.

This way will also work for the reseller logos if $reseller/logo is empty ispcp default logo will be use if some image file exist under $reseller/logo/ exist that will be displayed as resellers personal logo.

I hope someone will support this idea and understand my bad english.

Mattheus

You can open a ticket (enhancement, feature). But it probably won't be done that way. Storing the template in a MySQL table is easier.

raphael Wrote:You can open a ticket (enhancement, feature). But it probably won't be done that way. Storing the template in a MySQL table is easier.

You mean just the template vars or everything? Because this will create a problem with servers where DB is the bottleneck.

I think that what raphael means is:

1. Let the reseller upload it's default page text to a GUI's textarea
2. Store this on a db field
3. Whenever a new client is created for this reseller, generate the .html file from this db field

No bottleneck this way, no ftp/vfs needed...

kilburn Wrote:I think that what raphael means is:

1. Let the reseller upload it's default page text to a GUI's textarea
2. Store this on a db field
3. Whenever a new client is created for this reseller, generate the .html file from this db field

No bottleneck this way, no ftp/vfs needed...

completely right