Making currentpage available in staticpage-plugin

[mad-manne]

Hi there s9y-community ...
I am using the static-page plugin, and don't want to use the available navigation-feature. I was only looking for template-variables that contain the headline and permalink for the current page I am on, and either I failed to find them or they just aren't there ...
So I added the following little hack to /plugins/serendipity_event_staticpage/serendipity_event_staticpage.php
FIND

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                    'prev' => array(
                        'name' => $this->get_config('showtextorheadline') ? STATICPAGE_PREV : $pages[$i-1]['pagetitle'],
                        'link' => $pages[$i-1]['permalink']
                    ),

BEFORE, ADD

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                    'current' => array(
                        'headline' => $pages[$i]['headline'],
                        'link' => $pages[$i]['permalink']
                    ),

Given that I haven't done any mistake(atleast it works on my site), this modification should add the following two variables that can be used within the template:

• $staticpage_navigation.current.link = the link to the current static page
• $staticpage_navigation.current.headline = the headline of the current static page

I have just started with s9y, and am far away from having a good insight into the code-structure or who to contact for feature-requests of plugins, etc.
If anyone finds this code-snippet useful, let me know

Cheers,
Manfred.

[garvinhicking]

Hi!

Thanks a lot for sharing your code! Actually, the "current" page should be in its own variable scope, have you tried to use {$staticpage_headline} and {$staticpage_permalink} instead?


Your code should work fine as well, but I believe it should not be necessary. Sadly at the moment, I don't have a test installation to test it out, but {$staticpage_*} should map all database columns of the current page...

Best regards,
Garvin

[mad-manne]

Thanks a lot for sharing your code!

It's me who says thankyou for sharing *your* code with the world

Actually, the "current" page should be in its own variable scope, have you tried to use {$staticpage_headline} and {$staticpage_permalink} instead?

In fact, these 2 work like a charm. So I can revert my serendipity_event_staticpage.php back to the original state

Cheers,
Manfred.