I am running Drupal 6, and I'm using PHP for block visibility.
<?php
$city = arg(0);
$page = arg(1);
if ($city == 'tampa' && $page != 'art'){
return 'TRUE';
}
else{
return FALSE;
}
?>
I was having trouble with this block of code, so I decided to insert:
<?php print arg(0).arg(1); ?>
in my page.tpl.php. What I found was that on some of my pages, arg(0) was showing 'node' when the URL is actually 't开发者_运维百科ampa', and of course, arg(1) is showing the node ID.
However, on other pages, such as my calendar, arg(0) is actually showing 'tampa' instead of 'node'.
I have used this a lot in the past, and have never had this problem. Is there a reason why Drupal is disregarding my aliases on certain pages? If so, how can I fix it?
I didn't get any responses on this, but I worked out a hack.
$path = 'node' . "/" . $node->nid;
drupal_get_path_alias($path);
from there I was able to use PHP string parsing functions to get the actual alias.
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