Link to this page?

Ipstenu

This is weird, I know.

I want to make a 'tweet this!' link on the pages, and to do that, I need to be able to self-reference the URL.

`

:%20URLGOESHERE" rel="nofollow">Tweet This

`

Obviously I want to replace URLGOESHERE with ... the URL So How can I extract THIS page's URL? That is if I have it on an album page, I want it to show the album URL, etc etc.

kagutsuchi

You should be able to do this simply through PHP using `$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']` and `$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']`.

acrylian

Or by using functions available:
http://www.zenphoto.org/documentation/functions/_template-functions.php.html#functiongetAlbumLinkURL
http://www.zenphoto.org/documentation/functions/_template-functions.php.html#functiongetImageLinkURL
http://www.zenphoto.org/documentation/plugins/zenpage/_plugins---zenpage---zenpage-template-functions.php.html#functiongetNewsURL
http://www.zenphoto.org/documentation/plugins/zenpage/_plugins---zenpage---zenpage-template-functions.php.html#functiongetPageLinkURL

It helps to look at the documentation, all functions are titled quite "speaking"...

Ipstenu

I suspected there was a function for it, and I think my brain just glazed over at a certain point trying to find it (search only works when you know WHAT you're looking for, y'know ). Also remembering that some times you need an echo.

`
:%20http://my.domain.com/
<?php echo getAlbumLinkURL(); ?>" rel="nofollow">Tweet
This
`
and for image.php

`
:%20http://my.domain.com/
<?php echo getImageLinkURL(); ?>" rel="nofollow">Tweet
This
`
Muchas Gracias!

acrylian

Yes, that is why we try hard to name our functions "speaking". Also basically every "get" function has a "print" equivalent.

Ipstenu

And that's why I've been recommending y'all to everyone who wants a gallery on their website right now! Well coded and helpful!