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URL href - ZackWhite - 2014-01-29
Hi,
I'm relatively new to GS but I'm learning. I stumbled upon my first problem with links. I have a menu consisting of 4 links and I need to link them to their respective pages.
I know you can use:
PHP Code:
<?php get_navigation(return_page_slug()); ?>but I'm currently using a different method because I call each link individually via this code (the variable $menu_1 contains the first item of my menu, I have 3 more):
PHP Code:
<li><a href=""><?php echo $menu_1['slug']; ?></a></li>
Now, what do I have to place as the href?
Thx in advance
RE: URL href - yojoe - 2014-01-29
use one of php $_SERVER variables, or just GS: get_site_url(); functions, along with your menu slug var
RE: URL href - Carlos - 2014-01-29
If those are top-level pages (no parent):
Code:
<?php echo find_url($menu_1['slug'], ''); ?>RE: URL href - ZackWhite - 2014-01-30
(2014-01-29, 16:48:30)Carlos Wrote: If those are top-level pages (no parent):
Code:<?php echo find_url($menu_1['slug'], ''); ?>
Works like a charm! Thanks!
RE: URL href - shawn_a - 2014-01-30
Carlos you think we might want to add a theme function alias for that, like get_page_url ?
Or get_nav_url or sumtin.
RE: URL href - Carlos - 2014-01-30
Would be nice. get_page_url exists, so...
Could be get_page_link, though right now it should be getPageLink, unless:
https://github.com/GetSimpleCMS/GetSimpleCMS/issues/302#issuecomment-32723060
Would not be exaclty an alias BTW, you have to get the parent (or path, when GS supports multilevel urls) to do it properly.