How to detect a static page?

[blog.brockha.us]

A plugin of mine (twitter) adds something to the entry footer. It seems to be called by the static pages, too, and refuses them to load.

How do I detect securely, that it is indeed a static page and not a normal entry? At the moment my quick and dirty fix is to look, if a footer was set. But this also results in not displaying of my plugin, if an entry has no footer..

later: uh.. I'm too tired at the moment, to produce correct English. Sorry, I hope my question is understandable..

[Don Chambers]

I don't know what the php code would be, but in smarty, {if $staticpage_pagetitle} is true for static pages.... maybe you can reverse engineer it from there.

[garvinhicking]

Hi!

Which hook? Did you check $addData?

Regards,
Garvin

[blog.brockha.us]

It's the hook entry_display.
Checking addData? Hmm.. What to look for? At the moment I'm checking

(!isset($entry['id']) || !is_numeric($entry['id']) || (int)$entry['id']<1)

if true, it seems to be a static page.

[garvinhicking]

Hi!

Maybe $serendipity['smarty']->get('staticpage_pagetitle') != '' will do?

Regards,
Garvin

[blog.brockha.us]

Will this be there, if the twitterplugin is in front of the static pages plugin in the plugin list?
Have to check this. Thanks!