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Answered Using anchor link while on Discuss

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    mintnl Reply #1, 11 years, 3 months ago
    Hi, on a site where i installed discuss i have al little problem with an anchor-link.

    On the top of my template (wrapper.tpl) i have a little tab that slides out a bit and users can click buttons as "edit profile" and such.
    The sliding action is a jQuery function.
    I created a plugin that fires on OnWebPagePreRender as suggested in the rtfm http://rtfm.modx.com/display/revolution20/Named+Anchor
    if($modx->resource->get('id') !=$modx->config['site_start']) {  
	$modx->resource->_output =str_replace('href="#','href="' .$modx->makeUrl($modx->resource->get('id')) .'#',$modx->resource->_output);
	}


    Works like a charm, except when users are at the forums, then the link on the slider is the top-page of discuss (the actual resource), in my case /forums.
    So if i am at /forums/thread/443/parking-place the link on the tab (to let it slide out) points to /forums, which is another page...

    Does anyone know how to call the correct url?
    So i get the url like this: /forums/thread/443/parking-place instead of only /forums?

    tried a snippet that echoes $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'], but that didn't work...

    This question has been answered by markh. See the first response.

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    • Ryan Thrash Reply #2, 11 years, 3 months ago
      I think you would want to update your $modx->makeURL to include the scheme: http://rtfm.modx.com/display/revolution20/modX.makeUrl

      if($modx->resource->get('id') !=$modx->config['site_start']) {  
    $modx->resource->_output =str_replace('href="#','href="' .$modx->makeUrl($modx->resource->get('id'),'','','full') .'#',$modx->resource->_output);
    }


      Update: on second thought, I bet that may not do it … hmmm.
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        mintnl Reply #3, 11 years, 3 months ago
        Solved it, at this moment without problems, with this code:

        <?php
if($modx->resource->get('id') !=$modx->config['site_start']) {  
	$modx->resource->_output =str_replace('href="#','href="' .$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'].'#',$modx->resource->_output);
	}


        I don't know if i run into trouble this way?

        Cheers,
        Michiel
          Addict since 2012....
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          Mark Hamstra Reply #4, 11 years, 3 months ago
          Using request_uri would probably be easiest/best.

          There's also a Discuss-generated url (I think it's [[+discuss.config.url]] or [[+discuss.url]]) that should contain the canonical url to whatever you are viewing.
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