try something like:
if ($_GET['q'] == catalog/16 && $_GET['page'] == '0,0') {
// do stuff
}
Note that the $_GET variable is automatically decoding special
characters in the url. "%2C" is in fact an encoded comma, so check for
$_GET['page'] == '0,0', not $_GET['page'] == '0%2C0'.
Marc
Jeff Greenberg wrote:
Earl Miles wrote:
Check $_GET['page'] for that part, rather than checking the request uri.
Hi Earl. I started with $_GE['page'], but the question (in my own
sleep-deprived mind) arose, how do I get it to show only on page 1 of
THAT page, as opposed to page 1 of another view? I first tried to use
$nid and drupal_get_path_alias, but it appears that $nid is not
exposed at this point.
