I include something like, [INSERTFILE=simple-social-buttons], into header with {CURRENTURL} as the data URL, it will be great if the output of {CURRENTURL} is mod_rewrite URL.
now i have to use several if else condition to get the nice mod_rewrite url for different pages, but still missing some other pages.
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Posted Sep 14, 2012 - 7:07 AM:
I see that now {CURRENTURL} variable on pages, such as on view-category pages, returns something like
......../index.php?rewritten=1&action=displaycat&catname=cat-name/
and I see the header always outputs something great like.
<link rel="canonical" href="....../nice-mod-rewrite-url.html" />
Can the global Variable, {CURRENTURL} return the actual mod_rewrite URL same as canonical tag?
I want to use the variable for FB likes, twitter and google plus.
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If the likes are of listing details pages, use {LINKDETAILSURL}.
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I include something like, [INSERTFILE=simple-social-buttons], into header with {CURRENTURL} as the data URL, it will be great if the output of {CURRENTURL} is mod_rewrite URL.
now i have to use several if else condition to get the nice mod_rewrite url for different pages, but still missing some other pages.
<IF {TID} contains main.tpl>
...
<ELSE>
<IF {TID} contains displaylinks.tpl>
....
<ELSE>
<IF {TID} contains details.tpl>
.....
<ELSE>
......
</IF>
</IF>
</IF>
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My research suggests that <?php echo $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; ?> may or may not get you the rewritten URL, depending on the server configuration.