missing "view"

[stm999999999]

hello,

there are several view-status'

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$view [string - available for 1.0-beta3 and above]

Indicates the current "view" on the frontend. One of: "archives, entry, feed, admin, archives, plugin, categories, authors, search, css, start, 404"

but one is missing:

if you use a staticpage as startpage, you will reach the "normal" frontpage with "index.php?frontpage"

But this page did not have the view "start" and not the view "archives" (as the next pages by navigation archives/P2.html ...)

There should be a view like "frontpage" for this, I think.

[carl_galloway]

Its been mentioned in another thread, and now that Garvin is back from his vacation we should probably remind him to look into it. Not sure where falk is at with updating the static pages plugin but he has been busy on it. I would also like to see some other changes to the static pages plugin, specifically more integration with the multilingual plugin and the static pages sidebar plugin. Perhaps its time to really sort out what we want from the static pages plugin and design forward rather than constantly reacting to user requests.

To begin with, I would like the startpage bug fixed, secondly, I would like to see the sidebar plugin give users the option of displaying pages by language (user locale), perhaps with an option for the user to expand the list to all pages, or selected pages based on language.

[garvinhicking]

Hi!

ACtually, it doesn't matter what URL you use. "index.php?gimmethefuckingstartpage" would also return you the frontpage.

When that is set, it actually must contain 'archives'?!

Regards,Garvin

[stm999999999]

When that is set, it actually must contain 'archives'?!

aeh, what do you mean? Sorry, ich mach das jetzt mal auf Deutsch, sonst haut das nicht hin:

Ich habe mir jetzt erstmal eine smarty-Funktion gebastelt, die mir den eingestellten Archive-Pfad ausgibt und ich verlinke auf meiner static-frontpage nun nach {archive-pfad}P1.html. Dann klappt das mit dem view "archives". Bei der Variante index.php?blablub reagiert ist $views=="archives" false.

[garvinhicking]

What is $view then set to, in the ?blabla case? Empty string, or what?

[stm999999999]

I don't know why, but in my new test it has the view "start". But this is a problem, too - I think:

s9y can not distinct between the staticpage-frontpage and the ?blabla-Frontpage:

If I make a if-clause for something I want to show before the article list

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{if (view =="start")||(view =="archives")||(view =="categories")}
bla bla navigation
{/if}

this will be shown in the bottom of the static-frontpage, too!

[judebert]

So are we saying we need to be able to distinguish between the frontpage view which is dynamically created and the frontpage view which is a static page? Would we also want to do the same thing for a frontpage view which is a category?

[stm999999999]

yes to all, I think.

only one problem: backwards compatibility!


Is it possible to give out more than one view values?

[judebert]

If it is, I don't know how. Well, OK, yes, I do know how; but it would certainly break backwards compatibility.

The only way I can imagine working it out is with a second variable, like "subview", so you could get view == "start" && subview == "category" or something.