Menu swap in layout.tpl

[Felipe]

I wonder if anybody in here would help me, please, solve the following... I'm coding my web site template to have two menus, in accordance to the requested ".tpl" file. Actually, in case the user is requesting the frontpage_main.tpl, it should use one block of html tags, and in case it is any other .tpl file, it should be another block of html tags. So my question is: is there any phpVMS native class + method I can put in the if() statement to check which .tpl file the user is requesting? Id it does not, how could I solve it by simply using php?

[servetas]

Open the appropriate file (in the default version of phpvms it is named core_navigation.tpl) and just use this:

<?php
if(!Auth::LoggedIn())
{
?>
//The meeus you want to show if a user is not logged in
<?php } else { ?>
//The menus you want to show if he is logged in
<?php } ?>

[Felipe]

Hello, servetas! This was my first try, but, actually, I realized the are some "" that should be shown to both logged in and not. I guesse the best solution would be working on the layout.tpl, since this part...

<ul class="nav">
 <?php
  Template::Show('core_navigation.tpl');
 ?>
 </ul>

... fits for what I want. I just have to have an if() statement in here to check if the request is for the frontpage_main.tpl or any other .tpl.

[servetas]

Ok. you may use the if statement i send you wherever you want.

<?php
if(!Auth::LoggedIn())
{
?>
//The .tpl file you want to show if a user is not logged in
<?php } else { ?>
//The .tpl file you want to show if he is logged in
<?php } ?>

[Felipe]

servetas, in fact, my "problem" is not if the user is logged in or not. Actually, it doesn't really matter. The point in here is whheter the request is the frontpage_main.tpl or any other one.

[servetas]

Very good.