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The most basic form of content on a Drupal site is a node.
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What's the best way to create variables that are available to every single URL on my site, b...
If the current page has not matched any of my special nodes or taxonomies, the variable remains its default value. …
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What's the best way to create variables that are available to every single URL on my site, b...
hook == "node"){
// supplies variables to node.tpl.php
$nidToCheck = $variables['elements']['#node']->nid;
}
From there if ($nidToCheck) allows me to use the nid to generate $hasParents for nodes … , and then I can move on handling all nodes and taxonomy terms to do what I want (all this bit is essentially the same as in my question). …
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