Jeff Greenberg wrote:
Earl Miles wrote:
Check $_GET['page'] for that part, rather than checking the request uri.
Hi Earl. I started with $_GE['page'], but the question (in my own
sleep-deprived mind) arose, how do I get it to show only on page 1 of
THAT page, as opposed to page 1 of another view? I first tried to use
$nid and drupal_get_path_alias, but it appears that $nid is not exposed
at this point.
It's hard to answer this without knowing a little more about the path.
Let me tell youwhat I know, though:
$_GET['q'] will contain the internal URL that was called. i.e, if using
pathauto, and you've got path/to/some/node, $_GET['q'] will still
contain node/21 assuming that's the nid. If you're looking at an
unaliased page, $_GET['q'] will contain the base URL.
Another issue is that the page query string won't always be set. So you
have a couple of possibilities here:
$_GET['page'] could be empty. In this case, it's the same as '0,0'.
$_GET['page'] could contain a value. In this case it should contain all
page numbers (the 0,0 indicates you've got multiple pagers on the same
page, which sucks =)
SO check $_GET['q'] against 'catalog/16' and $_GET['page'] against empty
or '0,0'
