Jørn Wildt
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show or hide item based on URL
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Hi,
Question: I am wondering if anyone has worked out how to show or hide an item in a pagesetter template based on the URL.
Background: i have a 'multisites' postnuke site with two sub domains. (dont worry if you are not familiar with multisites, it is not directly associated with this question) - both sites share the same database, postnuke source & pagesetter templates. that much is working fine.
Specific: what i want to work out is; how to show or hide a link (url) based on what domain is accessing the template.
i.e:
http://sub1.domain.com.au/index.php?module=pagesetter&tid=8
or
http://sub2.domain.com.au/index.php?module=pagesetter&tid=8
with an if/else statement similar to this:
Code
<!--[if $core.fullURL?? !=""]-->
<a href="<!--[$core.fullURL]-->">Link</a>
<!--[else]-->
<!--[/if]-->
i looked at manipulating 'pngetbaseurl' & 'core.fullURL' with smarty escapes to try to get it to work but i think i missed something obvious.
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As far as I can recall there is a problem hardcoding permissions in the template since pagesetter caches the output. Even the nocache tags don't work for that.
see : http://www.pagesetter.net/index.php?module=pagesetter&func=viewpub&tid=4&pid=18
Maybe you could do it differently using the postnuke permissions system.
Domain1 default group is users , domain2 default group is prousers...
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as the sites use the same database/groups that wont work.
the URL (sub domain to be precise) is the only separation point.
this can be attained with 'pngetbaseurl' or 'core.fullURL' but i am not sure what to do from there. none of the if/else statements seem to work. this might have something to do with URL strings (colons & slashes). I don't know the limits of smarty.