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Functions | |
| _drupal_maintenance_theme () | |
| _theme_load_offline_registry ($theme, $base_theme=NULL, $theme_engine=NULL) | |
| theme_task_list ($items, $active=NULL) | |
| theme_install_page ($content) | |
| theme_update_page ($content, $show_messages=TRUE) | |
| template_preprocess_maintenance_page (&$variables) | |
Definition in file theme.maintenance.inc.
| _drupal_maintenance_theme | ( | ) |
Sets up the theming system for site installs, updates and when the site is in off-line mode. It also applies when the database is unavailable.
Minnelli is always used for the initial install and update operations. In other cases, "settings.php" must have a "maintenance_theme" key set for the $conf variable in order to change the maintenance theme.
Definition at line 17 of file theme.maintenance.inc.
References $module_list, _init_theme(), drupal_add_css(), drupal_get_path(), drupal_load(), list_themes(), module_list(), unicode_check(), and variable_get().
Referenced by drupal_maintenance_theme().
| _theme_load_offline_registry | ( | $ | theme, | |
| $ | base_theme = NULL, |
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| $ | theme_engine = NULL | |||
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This builds the registry when the site needs to bypass any database calls.
Definition at line 74 of file theme.maintenance.inc.
References _theme_build_registry(), and _theme_set_registry().
| template_preprocess_maintenance_page | ( | &$ | variables | ) |
The variables generated here is a mirror of template_preprocess_page(). This preprocessor will run it's course when theme_maintenance_page() is invoked. It is also used in theme_install_page() and theme_update_page() to keep all the variables consistent.
An alternate template file of "maintenance-page-offline.tpl.php" can be used when the database is offline to hide errors and completely replace the content.
The $variables array contains the following arguments:
Definition at line 205 of file theme.maintenance.inc.
References $body_classes, $head_title, base_path(), check_url(), drupal_add_css(), drupal_get_content(), drupal_get_css(), drupal_get_html_head(), drupal_get_js(), drupal_get_title(), drupal_set_html_head(), theme(), theme_get_setting(), url(), and variable_get().
Referenced by theme_install_page(), and theme_update_page().
| theme_install_page | ( | $ | content | ) |
Generate a themed installation page.
Note: this function is not themeable.
| $content | The page content to show. |
Definition at line 109 of file theme.maintenance.inc.
References $content, $messages, $title, drupal_set_header(), drupal_set_message(), request_uri(), st(), template_preprocess_maintenance_page(), theme(), and theme_render_template().
| theme_update_page | ( | $ | content, | |
| $ | show_messages = TRUE | |||
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Generate a themed update page.
Note: this function is not themeable.
| $content | The page content to show. | |
| $show_messages | Whether to output status and error messages. FALSE can be useful to postpone the messages to a subsequent page. |
Definition at line 162 of file theme.maintenance.inc.
References $content, $messages, $title, drupal_set_header(), drupal_set_message(), template_preprocess_maintenance_page(), theme(), and theme_render_template().