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Hi, I would like to have the ability for my application''s .rhtml files to be customized after I give my app to a client. However I don''t want them to mess with the existing templates. Basically I would like to look in a directory lets say "customize" which would be off the RAILS_ROOT directory. If a .rhtml is in the "customize" there use that one, if not

...variables... Really, I''d like to do few more templates (f.e. new ubuntu 10.10), but I don''t know where to start. Let''s starts from beginning... Where those templates resides? Especially they exists even no any SR are created.. They contains following in other-config: default_template: true; linux_template: true; install-methods: cdrom,http,ftp; install-arch: i386; debian-release: lenny; disks: <provision><disk device="0" size="8589934592" sr="" bootable="true" type="system"/></provision>; install-distro: deb...

...are wondering what the best way to go is in this setup. Is there a way to override the values with an default node of should we leave everything that isn''t a "true default" outside of the default node. Thanks you in advance for you answer. Regards, Adrian. Templates.pp: node default_template { ... include resolver resolver::resolv_conf { "company": domainname => "company.local", searchpath => [''company.local''], nameservers => [''192.168.1.123'', ''192.168.1.124''], } ... } Node configuration: no...

...st way for an app to save a user''s settings? The basecamp app has a settings controller (I assume) that has fields such as ''project name'' and ''default templates'' all on one view. Is this handled by a ''project_name'' model and ''default_template'' model that is saved into a ''settings'' table? My requirements are to have a settings controller (or not), that will consist of ''project name'' and also a ''zip codes'' field where the user can enter in default zipcodes in a comma del...