By werushka on

I am trying to put a if statement to the page.tpl.com in which if the current page is "exaple" print something on the screen

my path is like this mydomain.com/test-php

so if the page is /test-php print something like this

	if (!(arg(0) == 'test' && arg(1) == 'php' )) {
  						  print "Hello World";   }
				?>
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ionut.alexuc’s picture

ionut.alexuc commented

If you have /test-php

It measn arg(0)=test-php
and arg(1)=EMPTY

Your if statement works for path:
/test/php

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werushka commented

thank you very much for your fast reply

I have this in page.tpl.php 

<?php
if (!(arg(0) == 'test-php')) {
    print "Hello World";   }
?>

but it prints Hello World in every-page and does not care about the arg

ionut.alexuc’s picture

ionut.alexuc commented

It will not print the Hello world on the page: /test-php

Your condition is wrong, it should be:

<?php
if ((arg(0) != 'test-php')) {
    print "Hello World";   }
?>
werushka’s picture

werushka commented

thanks for your reply ionut.alexuc

well you are right I forgot the ! infront of the arg but this code still does not work but it should work

werushka’s picture

werushka commented

actually it should be like this

<?php
if ((arg(0) == 'test-php')) {
    print "Hello World";   }
?>

I want to print Hello world only in test-php but still it does not work :(

ionut.alexuc’s picture

ionut.alexuc commented

Try to print arg(0) and see the value.

Are you sure you edit the right file?

werushka’s picture

werushka commented

it just prints node ??

ionut.alexuc’s picture

ionut.alexuc commented

yeah :)

your /test-php is a node page.
It has an internal path like: node/100

you have to print arg(1) and see the node ID.

then change your condition as:

if ( (arg(0) == 'node') && (arg(1) == 100) && (!arg(3))) {
// ....
}
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werushka commented

yep I got it it is 130 put when I put this 

<?php
if ( (arg(1) == 'node') && (arg(1) == 130) && (!arg(3))) {
 print "Hello World"; } 

?>

it still does not work :((

werushka’s picture

werushka commented

i got the logic :)

<?php
if ( (arg(0) == 'taxonomy') && (arg(1) == 'term') && (!arg(3) == 130)) {
	print "hello world";   }
?>

works perfectly

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werushka commented

damn it actually shows in every taxonomy/term/ page and it does not care about the taxonomy/term/130

:(

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werushka commented

damn I think I am sooo sleepy 

<?php
if ( (arg(0) == 'taxonomy') && (arg(1) == 'term') && (arg(2) == 130)) {
	print "hello world";   }
?>

I typed arg 3 in the previous post

soheil-yasrebi’s picture

soheil-yasrebi commented

here's a cleaner version:

if(arg(0) == 'taxonomy' && arg(1) == 'term' && arg(2) == 130) print "hello world";