Quote Originally Posted by Koda View Post
Yes of course, I tried with just about every combination I could think of, the folder name, the template name, website name, what the templates are named in the config files, etc., just to be sure. Is there something additional that needs to be done to have the mod designate a url formatted such as this: http://site1.com/&template_dir=site_...te_folder_name to display the site_2 theme while on site1? Or should this be able to do this out of the box? I noticed template_dir did not affect my websites that do not have this installed, so I just must be inputting something incorrectly is my thought, but no idea on the formatting. I have even tried going from public_html/includes/templates/site_2_template_folder_name but that didn't work either.
I have currently no test site available for testing this mod, but I can say (afeter reviewing the mod cod) that $template_dir is set in the config files for the sites (you probably already know this). The mod does as far as I know not use this variable to be used in the way you want. There is no $_GET['template_dir'] in this mod or in the default Zen Cart fileset set. So I also can not help you in why 'template_dir=template_default' does work. Maybe you have some other module in place that utilizes this$_GET variable?
The displaying of the templates you want can undoubtly be done, but will need custom coding.