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do pages have unique THIS_SCRIPT settings, or something similar? I ask because I have a custom NavBar with current highlighting (something along the lines of the VB4 tabs) and I would like to be able to highlight the current page on the navbar
I just need a way to determine what page I am on. I might have found my answer.. <if condition="$pages['name'] == 'pagename'"> |
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No, they do not have a unique THIS_SCRIPT value. $pages['name'] should allow you to identify the different pages though.
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Works perfectly!
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