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nuxeo-template-rendering-6.0.1

vjoussot_

Hello, I search ti use nuxeo-template-rendering-6.0.1 with my custom document type. But, when I put the content widget in my custom document type, I doesn't have the choice to use a template document. It work with a document type like file but not with my custom document type.

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Fred_Vadon

Hi,

I did not check, but I guess it's because you have no template that can be associated with your custom doc type. For that , you have to create a new template and make it available for your custom doc type.

Fred

vjoussot_

I think this is already the case :

vjoussot_

when I read : http://doc.nuxeo.com/display/USERDOC/Template+Rendering+Addon I think that the problem is perhaps with the content file widget ????? I use the dublin core Content, it's the same than in the file document type ???

Fred_Vadon

You are actually right. Template rendering addon redefines the default content widget.

vjoussot_

Ok thanks you,