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equinox
it is possible to extend the "$xoops_dirname" var?
  • 2010/1/17 16:04

  • equinox

  • Just popping in

  • Posts: 13

  • Since: 2010/1/17


Hi Community,

it is possible to extend the "$xoops_dirname" var until a requested page?

Let me give an you an example:

<ul>
 <
li class="<{if $xoops_dirname == myiframe}>active<{/if}>">
  <
a href="<{$xoops_url}>/modules/myiframe/folder/example.html">Examplea>
 li>
ul>


It is possible to include the requested page (*.html) into this condition?

I build a menu in the theme.html where the absolute link is given.
I got 5 links that all been in 1 module. If i style the active-link like you see in the example, that will take the effect to all links are styled as active.

Careful
Thomas

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ghia
Re: it is possible to extend the "$xoops_dirname" var?
  • 2010/1/17 17:15

  • ghia

  • Community Support Member

  • Posts: 4953

  • Since: 2008/7/3 1


See this example for changing header photo's on XOOPS.nl

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kris_fr
Re: it is possible to extend the "$xoops_dirname" var?
  • 2010/1/17 17:35

  • kris_fr

  • Theme Designer

  • Posts: 1009

  • Since: 2005/12/31


hi,

ex. kaifulee theme
<{php}>
$module_list = array(
    
'resource'    => array('resource','how','article','wfdownloads','hope'),
    
'wordpress'    => array('wordpress'),
    
'bbs'       => array('bbs'),
    
'profile'   => array('profile','plan','friends','karma'),
    
'practice'  => array('practice','news','event','webinar','volunteer','xoopspoll'),
);
$xoops_current_module "";
if( !empty(
$this->_tpl_vars["xoops_dirname"]) ) {
    foreach ( 
$module_list as $root => $mod ){
        if( 
in_array($this->_tpl_vars["xoops_dirname"], $mod) ) {
            
$xoops_current_module $root;
            break;
        }
    }
}
$this->assign('xoops_current_module'$xoops_current_module);
<{/
php}>
<
ul id="menu_header">
       <
li class="first">
           <
a href="<{$xoops_url}>"><{$smarty.const._US_HOME}>a>
       li>
    <
li <{if $xoops_current_module eq 'resource'}> class="current"<{/if}> >
        <
a href="<{$xoops_url}>/modules/resource/"><{$smarty.const._US_RESOUCE}>a>
    li>
    <
li <{if $xoops_current_module eq 'wordpress'}> class="current"<{/if}> >
        <
a href="<{$xoops_url}>/modules/wordpress/"><{$smarty.const._US_WORDPRESS}>a>
    li>
    <
li <{if $xoops_current_module eq 'bbs'}> class="current"<{/if}> >
        <
a href="<{$xoops_url}>/modules/bbs/"><{$smarty.const._US_BBS}>a>
    li>
    <
li <{if $xoops_current_module eq 'practice'}> class="current"<{/if}> >
        <
a href="<{$xoops_url}>/modules/practice/"><{$smarty.const._US_PRACTICE}>a>
    li>
    <
li <{if $xoops_current_module eq 'profile'}> class="current"<{/if}> >
        <
a href="<{$xoops_url}>/modules/profile/"><{$smarty.const._US_PROFILE}>a>
    li>
ul>


@+

4
equinox
Re: it is possible to extend the "$xoops_dirname" var?
  • 2010/1/17 21:46

  • equinox

  • Just popping in

  • Posts: 13

  • Since: 2010/1/17


Hi,

thx a lot friends, the problem is solved! Great job!

To do:
place this php-code in the top of your page:
<{php}> 
$pageurl getenv("REQUEST_URI");
 
$GLOBALS['xoopsTpl']->assign'xoops_pageurl'$pageurl);
 <{/
php}>


Then you can use absolute paths to the file of your request.
Example:
<ul>
 <
li class="<{if $xoops_pageurl == "/modules/myiframe/index.php?iframeid=1"}>active<{/if}>">
  <
a href="<{$xoops_url}>/modules/myiframe/index.php?iframeid=1">Examplea>
 li>
ul>


@ghia: thx for your great link.
@kris_fr: thx for your answer, but the working possibility from ghia is very lightweighter.

greez from Germany
Thomas

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