I was just working with the code above and I found a little bit of a glitch... It seems the CMS does not like it when $ThemeX does not exist... meaning you would have to build the dropdown, log into the CMS, choose a theme and publish each page that exsists on your site, so that $ThemeX will have a value, before implementing the code in the page controller... otherwise it will return an error (The Red Box 'o Death)

So I came up with a real easy fix to this problem, a quick update to the code in the page controller...

.....

if($this->ThemeX){
  SSViewer:set_Theme($this->ThemeX)
}

....

With the added if statement our pages will use the default theme set in our _config.php file if no value has been passed to ThemeX

Enjoy!... Hope to add a tutorial to recipes soon...

I know this is a fairly old thread but this is exactly what I was looking for and just wanted to warn others wanting to implement this..

Please note - the last remark made has 2 typos:

if($this->ThemeX){
SSViewer:set_Theme($this->ThemeX)
}

Should be:

if($this->ThemeX){
SSViewer::set_theme($this->ThemeX)
}

(so should be :: and 'set_theme' lower case).

And another quickie - how would I go about having the switcher in the CMS be the same for all pages?

What I basically need is that ALL pages (of page type Page) have the same theme. I have no problem if the switcher is available on all pages - as long as it takes on the value set in the DB - and if changed and you would go to edit another page - it would have set there as well.

In short - I will need this to behave as a 'global' theme switcher in the CMS. Any ideas how to do this?

Thanks,
Mike.

2 Questions:

1. I got this working on my main site where I could switch themes from page to page. I have the Subsites up and running and I cannot get it to work on these pages. Does anybody know what I need to do under the subsites to get it working? I want the users of subsites to be able to select their theme so I would not have to manage this.

2. On my main site when I publish it after selecting the theme from the drop menu, the publishing button keeps processing even though it made the change. It is stuck, even though it worked. A little deceptive. Does anybody know how I can fix this?

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