Referencing the Page URL of a product

[jmedinger]

Does Actinic have a condition that we can use to pull the filename of the product page out?

At the moment, if we try and grab the whole URL, there are many different ways that Actinic can display this i.e.

1) Standard Page -->

www.mysite.com/acatalog/filename.html

2) Searched page -->

http://www.mysite.com/cgi-bin/sh000005.pl?REFPAGE=http://www.mysite.com/home.html&WD=test&SHOP= &PN=filename.html#aTEST#aTEST

3) Logged in Page -->

http://www.mysite.com/cgi-bin/bb000005.pl?ACTINIC_REFERRER=http://www.mysite.com/cgi-bin/bb000005.pl&PRODUCTPAGE=filename.html

4) Logged in and searched for page -->

http://www.mysite.com/cgi-bin/bb000005.pl?REFPAGE=http://www.mysite.com/cgi-bin/bb000005.pl?PRODUCTPAGE=filename.html&WD=test&SHOP= &PRODUCTPAGE=filename.html#aTEST#aTEST

This means that pulling the URL out using something like a 'PHP_SELF' command isn't always applicable.

Would I be able to use 'SectionURL' to pull a 'flat' URL (i.e. not via a cgi script) of any page I was on?

Thanks

[Bruce]

Jos,

SectionURL should do the job for you producing a URL based on the catalog URL in Network settings + the section page name.

Kind regards,

[jmedinger]

Bruce

SectionURL seems to pull out a correct page but it does it via the search script.

Are there any other variables that I could try (I've tried EncodedProductAnchor but that gives a link via the search page too) which would give me *just* the filename of that page?

Regards

Jos

[gabrielcrowe]

this is torturing me too.

actinic uses 50 year old perl to push its cart.

who uses the perl nowadays anyhow?

*rolls eyes*

# hello? the 80's called. they want their cgi back.

[leehack]

*rolls eyes*

# hello? the 80's called. they want their cgi back.

LOL, he's back with a bang.