@mtaitimu

I am not sure if you’ve already tried this or if you are asking about something else, but I hope these will help:

Create export/backup of current page builder layout (the one you wish to copy to another layout):
Step 1: http://www.screencast.com/t/rwuCHj4neD
Step 2: http://www.screencast.com/t/vYMBU6L3EjI

Go to layout you wish to use the export on:
1. Click the same button (w/gear icon) you clicked for export
2. Navigate to “Import” tab
3. Click the layout you just exported (it will highlight orange)
4. “Load” button at the bottom of the window
5. “Save Content Settings”

If you wish to reverse this process, all you have to do is click the red X button beside the import export button for the layout you wish to revert back to default or “inherited” mode. If you do revert back, be sure that you do not “Save Content Settings” unless you do NOT want to inherit future changes that you make to default or parent templates.

Good luck!

@mtaitimu

Are you using the BurnEngine version of Pavilion or are you still using the original version of Pavilion?
I believe that the naming conventions for BurnEngine aren’t in the 2.X yet, I believe the latest version that is published is v1.1.2.

What version of OpenCart are you using?

Under OpenCart Admin / Extensions / Modules, do you see BurnEngine or do you see Pavillion for the theme builder?

I don’t think that the original Pavilion theme builder has this ability. You would need to upgrade to the BurnEngine version of Pavilion to have this capability.

Since I haven’t attempted to perform this on a production store, I don’t know that I would recommend trying to do such a massive upgrade on a live site. If it were me, I would clone your store and try to do this on a development server before attempting it in a production environment.

I highly recommend the upgrade if you can find a way to do it without destroying your existing data. The features that the BurnEngine version bring to the table are game changers compared to the older versions. We participated in the BETA testing for BurnEngine and it really turned out to be a beast of a theme builder when it was all completed.

All this being said, I DO NOT recommend upgrading the theme on a live store. The upgrade is quite massive and a lot of things are changed. While you might be perfectly fine doing the upgrade, I would really recommend trying it on a development store before attempting to upgrade your live store.

Good luck!