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Kumar
is_home ==1 and is_module=="modulename"

  • 2007/6/14 11:40

  • Kumar

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How can i add two smarty variables that checks whether it is on home page or on a module page.
I have added the following code to header.php
$xoopsTpl->assign( 'xoops_ishome', !empty($aggreg->blocks['page_topcenter']) || !empty($aggreg->blocks['page_topleft']) || !empty($aggreg->blocks['page_topright']) );

and placed $xoopsOption['ishome'] =1; in index.php. and used the following code in theme.html
<{if $xoops_ishome ==1}>
......
<{/if}>

It worked fine but failed when there is call to header file from modules.

Is there any good solution to check this?
Thanks
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rplima2004
Re: is_home ==1 and is_module=="modulename"

  • 2007/6/14 12:16

  • rplima2004

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  • Since: 2004/10/8


hi Kumar

I make this placing the code below in the end of the file header.php

if (!strstr( $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'],'/modules/') || strstr( $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'],'/modules/') == ''){
  if ($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] == '/index.php' /*|| $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'] == '/sub_dir/index.php'*/){ //If your site is in a subdomain, uncomment the code to the side and changes the word "sub_dir" for the name of the directory where its site is
    #You are in home
      $xoopsTpl->assign( 'xoops_ishome', true );
  }else{
    #You aren't in home however isn't in no module
      $xoopsTpl->assign( 'xoops_ishome', false );
  }    
}else{
  #You are in some module
  $xoopsTpl->assign( 'xoops_ishome', false );
  $xoopsTpl->assign( 'xoops_ismodule', true );
}


Make tests and sees if this helps you

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Dave_L
Re: is_home ==1 and is_module=="modulename"

  • 2007/6/14 12:22

  • Dave_L

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  • Since: 2003/11/7


What about using
<{$xoops_dirname}>
?

<{if $xoops_dirname == 'system'}>
... in system module ...
<{else}>
... in another module ...
<{/if}>


You could parse
<{$xoops_requesturi}>
if you need more specific information.
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Kumar
Re: is_home ==1 and is_module=="modulename"

  • 2007/6/14 17:21

  • Kumar

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Thank you verymuch rplima2004 & Dave_L for the quick and easy solution. Both methods works fine.

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