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Hi, I have a problem that i need the homepage of a xcart site to use a different head.tpl than the rest of the site, but the head.tpl is pulled into one global file.<br />
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I have recreated the 2nd file and called it head2.tpl and basically i want to say<br />
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(by the way this is not supposed to represent real code as i have no clue for this)<br />
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if homepage/index then {include file=&quot;head.tpl&quot; }<br />
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else use: {include file=&quot;head2.tpl&quot; }<br />
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If anyone can advise that would be great, need this asap.<br />
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Many thanks in advance
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Hi, I have a problem that i need the homepage of a xcart site to use a different head.tpl than the rest of the site, but the head.tpl is pulled into one global file.

I have recreated the 2nd file and called it head2.tpl and basically i want to say

(by the way this is not supposed to represent real code as i have no clue for this)

if homepage/index then {include file="head.tpl" }

else use: {include file="head2.tpl" }

If anyone can advise that would be great, need this asap.

Many thanks in advance

IF Statement for calling a tpl file.

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