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**leehack** · 25-Nov-2010, 09:45 AM

Blockifs only run on the desktop, not online, so no URL like that will work in a blockif. Create a variable, define a value on any given page and then use a blockif to ascertain whether you are on that page, if so, then show your different content.

**peblaco** · 25-Nov-2010, 01:01 PM

In the absence of blockifs you could use Javascript also to check the url that page is currently on and return text.

**graphicz** · 25-Nov-2010, 07:12 PM

Thank you Louise and Lee. The pages I want to identify are dynamic.
The deal is this:
Client manages his products (patterns) by ref number not by type/style.
Customers chose patterns by type/style not number.
I make a variable for pattern type for each product which the client completes as he turns over his product range.
I define the variable as a searchable property.
I make a hard coded table of images and links for styles (trousers, skirt, etc etc) using the search url for each type/style of pattern.
I use Norman's multi column search results page to make a nice display.
It would be nice to have a page heading "Trousers" or "Skirts" for each of these dynamically generated pages.

BTW - Here is some javascript that does what Louise suggested for any other searchers:

Code:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
  
      <!--
      {
       document.write(location.href);
      }
      // -->
</SCRIPT>

Code:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
  
      <!--
      document.write('<A HREF="' + location.href +'">');
      document.write(location.href);
      document.write('</A>');
      // -->
</SCRIPT>

Thanks

**graphicz** · 07-Dec-2010, 09:22 PM

Write page content depending on search results URL

I have now worked out how to write page content depending on search results URL.

If you go to http://www.graphicz.eu.com/site1/ and do a Search by Colour say Red, the resulting long URL will contain the phrase Colour0_0=Red. The long search results URL can change with subsequent searched but Colour0_0=Red stays constant.

We can now use some Javascript as follows:

In the <head> section add this:

Code:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!-- Begin
URL = window.location.href;
isblack = (URL.indexOf('Colour0_0=Black') > -1);
isblue = (URL.indexOf('Colour0_0=Dark+Blue') > -1); 
//  End -->
</script>

In the Search Results Page Bulk Area add this where you want the text to appear:

Code:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
if (isblack) {
document.write("<h2>This is black!</h2>");
}
else if (isblue) {
document.write("<h2>This is blue!</h2>");
}  
</script>

This results in an H2 heading when you search for black or dark blue. (Try on the site above.)

It may be possible to use Actinic variables, if someone develops this idea please post it here!

Thanks

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