Hello.
Tell me, please, whether there is a variable specifying in the current reference in an address line of the browser?
Thanks.
Tell me, please, whether there is a variable specifying in the current reference in an address line of the browser?
Thanks.
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$e.itemid.Similarly:
foreach var string v ($.views_order) {
var string url = $.view_url{$v};
var string text = lang_viewname($v);
var string class = "item";
if($v == $.view) {
$class = $class + " current";
}
if($v == $.views_order[0]) {
$class = $class + " first";
}
$class = " class=\"$class\"";
print """
Similarly:
foreach var string v ($.views_order) {
var string url = $.view_url{$v};
var string text = lang_viewname($v);
var string class = "item";
if($v == $.view) {
$class = $class + " current";
}
if($v == $.views_order[0]) {
$class = $class + " first";
}
$class = " class=\"$class\"";
print """<li$class><a href="$url" title="$text">$text</a></li>""";
}
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but not for standard (recent, friends, archive, month, day, entry) - this point of the menu - the reference to certain entry.
example (my test): http://mm55.livejournal.com/
points "About" and "Contact" should be active at a finding on "their page".
Now I have made it through the separate menu for page EntryPage.
function EntryPage::lay_print_header_links() {
container_open("header");
container_open("header-content");
"""<div id="header-photo">\n<div id="header-photo-inner"></div>\n</div>\n""";
"""<div id="header-text">""";
"""<div class="nav">\n""";
print $*header_menu;
"""<ul class="right">""";
if ($.entry.itemid == 9773) {
"""<li class="current"><a href="http://mm55.livejournal.com/9773.html">About</a></li>
<li><a href="http://mm55.livejournal.com/8751.html">Contact</a></li>""";
} elseif ($.entry.itemid == 8751) {
"""<li><a href="http://mm55.livejournal.com/9773.html">About</a></li>
<li class="current"><a href="http://mm55.livejournal.com/8751.html">Contact</a></li>""";
} else {
"""<li><a href="http://mm55.livejournal.com/9773.html">About</a></li>
<li><a href="http://mm55.livejournal.com/8751.html">Contact</a></li>""";
}
"""<li><a href="http://beautyspot.com.ua/">BeautySpot.com.ua</a></li>
</ul>""";
"""</div>""";
"""</div>
</div></div><!-- End Header Content -->
</div>""";
"</div><!-- End Header -->";
}
Well, I wanted more universal decision.
And so I had to do two functions of a conclusion of the menu: for Page and for EntryPage.
Pageclass, "entries" has no meaning. You need a specific kind ofPageclass, such asFriendsPageorRecentPagefor the Entry class, and therefore, the itemid, to have any meaning. It's the same reason why you need to define aprint_bodyand aprint_entrymethod for each kind ofPage; the method for the base class (Page::print_body) doesn't have access to the members of the derived class to do its job. In your case, you'll need alay_print_header_links()function specific toEntryPage. Does this make sense?Initially I simply wanted to "catch" the address from an address line of the browser, to isolate id of entry and to compare it to certain value (which I foreknow).
The general principle:
var url = (?);var id = (a part url);
if ($.view = "entry") {
if (id=9773 or id=8751) {
"""< body class ="current" >""";
}
}
But time doesn't exist a variable "url" it is impossible so to operate :(
Thanks you for the help to use itemid.