Adding a link only to the homepage footer

[tybi]

Hi,

is there a nice way (or any way ) to add a link (or whatever) in the footer of the homepage, but the link (or whatever) will not appear on the other subpages?

Thanks.

[SeO]

Yes, you can if you want only link-back on one page, preferably the home or forum index.

Do only output the link on the forum index, you could replace :

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      } else {
         $user->lang['TRANSLATION_INFO'] .= $output;
      }

With :

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      } elseif ($this->seo_opt['req_file'] == 'index') {
         $user->lang['TRANSLATION_INFO'] .= $output;
      }

[tybi]

Thanks, but it was not a question about the phpbb-seo.com link. It was a general question about how to add anything to the overall_footer.html so it will appear only on the homepage.

Thanks.

Yes, you can if you want only link-back on one page, preferably the home or forum index.

Do only output the link on the forum index, you could replace :

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      } else {
         $user->lang['TRANSLATION_INFO'] .= $output;
      }

With :

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      } elseif ($this->seo_opt['req_file'] == 'index') {
         $user->lang['TRANSLATION_INFO'] .= $output;
      }

[SeO]

Oh I see.

So you can either use the $phpbb_seo->seo_opt['req_file'] var to match a file like I suggested in php, (if equal to index, viewtopic, viewforump) or do the same in the templates using the {SCRIPT_NAME} tpl var (with the template if syntax).

[HB]

...do the same in the templates using the {SCRIPT_NAME} tpl var (with the template if syntax).

Oddly enough, it appears that S_VIEWTOPIC and S_VIEWFORUM are predefined, but not S_INDEX? Anyway, like dcz, it's easy enough to add a template variable and the usual <!-- IF S_BLAH_BLAH -->xyz xyz<!-- ELSEIF ... --> syntax.

[SeO]

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<!-- IF SCRIPT_NAME eq index -->

should do the trick too, the SCRIPT_NAME tpl vars holds the current script name (used in the body tag id building).

[tybi]

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<!-- IF SCRIPT_NAME eq index -->

should do the trick too, the SCRIPT_NAME tpl vars holds the current script name (used in the body tag id building).

Thanks, this was exactly what I was looking for.