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[David Roth]

Thanks for the reply, Geoffrey.

What about the options filled out in the back-end for a module? That has to
be stored somewhere and it wouldn't be the .xml file. Then again, if you
add another field in the .xml file which accepted a parameter on the
back-end it's saving it, I assume to some table in the MySQL. Interesting
that's managed in a transparent manner.

David Roth

On Fri, Sep 14, 2012 at 7:43 PM, Geoffrey Schaller <gjschaller at psi-13.com>wrote:

> This may be a different / special case, but...
>
> With Kunena Templates, when you edit the xml file for the template (which
> acts like a component within Kunena), the change is reflected immediately.
>  To me, this would indicate it's pulling it directly from the XML file, and
> not a database entry.
>
> If Kunena templates operate in the same fashion as modules, that's a good
> indication.
>
> -Geoffrey
>
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