Hello!
There are basically two alternatives:
1) If you know the id of the parent page record,
then you could use mgd_get_page_by_name($parent_id, $argv[i]);
where i is the last argument in the URL.
2) Easier way:
$midgard = mgd_get_midgard();
$page = mgd_get_page($midgard->page);
Check the "Other functions" part from the manual.
mgd_get_midgard() is very useful in many situations.
Best regards
//Henri Kaukola
On Mon, 2002-07-15 at 15:55, Fredrik Jonson wrote:
> Hello,
>
> A really basic question. I've seen references to current article
> or topic on several places in the midgard code:
>
> if ($article)
> {
> ?>&(article.title)<?php
> } ?>
>
> But I can't seem to find a similar referens to the current
> page. How do I get that without knowing the id. I'm trying to use
> it in my styles so I don't want to reference a specific id like
> the mgd_get_page(id) function.
>
> How can I find out what variables and objects that are declared in
> different situations? Ie, are there more than $article and $topic
> that are automagically created by midgard?
>
> --
> Fredrik Jonson
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