We currently have a web server with many subdomains setup that are individually themed with a <match>
statement.
eg: 1.abc.com, 2.abc.com etc.
The deliverance.xml
file (rules file) has the following rules:
<match domain="1.abc.com" class="1" />
<match domain="2.abc.com" class="2" />
<rules class="1">
<!-- some rules for 1.abc.com -->
</rules>
<rules class="2">
<!-- rules for 2.abc.com -->
</rules>
Due to the nature of these subdomains, there is very little difference visually between each sub domain (a logo may change, or the colour of the footer, etc - nothing huge)
Because of this I must include the same rules for 1.abc.com as I do for 2.abc.com (things like replacing the style, inserting content etc).
As a result my rules file is fast becoming humongous with duplicated rules and although it works, it is rather messy and needlessly repetitive.
I seem to remember finding somewhere, some documentation that explained how I can say to Deliverance "Include this rules file". What I mean is that I could write a rules file for the bulk of the rules, and write individual files for each subdomains footer & logo changes, something like this (only as an example, I am not sure of the actual command):
You can find the deliverance documentation here, but I can find anything regarding an include statement.
<match domain="1.abc.com" class="1" />
<match domain="2.abc.com" class="2" />
<rules class="1">
<include href="[PATH TO GENERIC RULES FILE]"/>
<!-- some rules for 1.abc.com -->
</rules>
<rules class="2">
<include href="[PATH TO GENERIC RULES FILE]"/>
<!-- rules for 2.abc.com -->
</rules>
This would enable me to have a much neater rules file with very little repetition.
Does anyone have any ideas? I must stress although this has the tag Plone
this question is regarding Deliverance NOT Diazo! - as Diazo has a few more commands than Deliverance.
EDIT:
I have also tried this command: <xi:include href="generic-deliverance.xml" />
So to confirm my rules look like:
<match domain="1.abc.com" class="1" />
<match domain="2.abc.com" class="2" />
<rules class="1">
<xi:include href="generic-deliverance.xml" />
<!-- some rules for 1.abc.com -->
</rules>
<rules class="2">
<xi:include href="generic-deliverance.xml" />
<!-- rules for 2.abc.com -->
</rules>
However that breaks Deliverance and when I browse to any of the subdomains I get:
Server Error
An error occurred. See the error logs for more information.
(Turn debug on to display exception reports here)
I also included this as my rules statement:
<rules xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude"
xmlns="http://www.plone.org/deliverance">
However that broke Deliverance also.
Any thoughts welcome!