All,
I kinda know what I'm doing in Drupal, but this trick has baffled me. This is what I want to have happen: When the page has the term 221, block/24 is visible, when the page doesn't have the term, the block is disabled. Sounds simple, right?
Here is code I found on Drupal that seemed to do what I wanted, but didn't work for some reason. I don't really know PHP that well, and was hoping someone could point out the problem.
------------------ | <?php //code snippet for causing block to show based on a node's taxonomy term. $make_block_visible = FALSE; $term_id_to_trigger_show_block = 221;
if ((arg(0) == 'node') && is_numeric(arg(1))) { $terms = taxonomy_node_get_terms(arg(1)); foreach($terms as $term) { if ($term->tid == $term_id_to_trigger_show_block) { $make_block_visible = TRUE; } } } ?>
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|Also, is this possible using a CCK text field, instead of a category term? That would be ideal.
Thanks,
Peter
Add "return $make_block_visible;" (without the quotes) as the last line directly above the closing php tag ("?>")
On Tue, Aug 5, 2008 at 3:39 PM, crozilla crozilla@gmail.com wrote:
All,
I kinda know what I'm doing in Drupal, but this trick has baffled me. This is what I want to have happen: When the page has the term 221, block/24 is visible, when the page doesn't have the term, the block is disabled. Sounds simple, right?
Here is code I found on Drupal that seemed to do what I wanted, but didn't work for some reason. I don't really know PHP that well, and was hoping someone could point out the problem.
|
<?php //code snippet for causing block to show based on a node's taxonomy term. $make_block_visible = FALSE; $term_id_to_trigger_show_block = 221; if ((arg(0) == 'node') && is_numeric(arg(1))) { $terms = taxonomy_node_get_terms(arg(1)); foreach($terms as $term) { if ($term->tid == $term_id_to_trigger_show_block) { $make_block_visible = TRUE; } } } ?>
|Also, is this possible using a CCK text field, instead of a category term? That would be ideal.
Thanks,
Peter
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$tid = substr($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'],12,17); $term = taxonomy_get_term($tid) ; $node = node_load(arg(1)); if (arg(0) == 'section' && $term->name == 'Events') { return TRUE; } else { return FALSE ; }
On Wed, Aug 6, 2008 at 1:09 AM, crozilla crozilla@gmail.com wrote:
All,
I kinda know what I'm doing in Drupal, but this trick has baffled me. This is what I want to have happen: When the page has the term 221, block/24 is visible, when the page doesn't have the term, the block is disabled. Sounds simple, right?
Here is code I found on Drupal that seemed to do what I wanted, but didn't work for some reason. I don't really know PHP that well, and was hoping someone could point out the problem.
|
<?php //code snippet for causing block to show based on a node's taxonomy term. $make_block_visible = FALSE; $term_id_to_trigger_show_block = 221; if ((arg(0) == 'node') && is_numeric(arg(1))) { $terms = taxonomy_node_get_terms(arg(1)); foreach($terms as $term) { if ($term->tid == $term_id_to_trigger_show_block) { $make_block_visible = TRUE; } } } ?>
|Also, is this possible using a CCK text field, instead of a category term? That would be ideal.
Thanks,
Peter
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