Page Alias?

[Okkido]

Hey there,

Is there any tag or possible in some way to print the "page alias" in the html code?

I want each page to print the page alias as a class in the body-tag.
like this:
I want to use something simple as {title} like but with the page alias instead of the title.

Is that possible?

thanks

[calguy1000]

try the {get_template_vars} plugin.... it should list all of the variables that are available.

[Okkido]

That one prints:

SCRIPT_NAME = /site/index.php
app_name = CMS
sitename = Site Name
lang = sv_SE
encoding = UTF-8
content_id = 51
page = foretaget
page_id = foretaget
page_name = foretaget
page_alias = foretaget
position = 00002
friendly_position = 2

I want to get the information from either page, page_id, page_name or page_alias (the ones that prints "foretaget").
But how should i do that?

[calguy1000]

{$page_alias}

[Okkido]

Worked perfect, thank you so much!

[BadKarma]

{$page_alias}

Hi guys,

I'm thinking of using different images in my header depending on which page it is. So I'm trying to find a way to use the page_alias in the html code of my template.

I tried the {$page_alias} mentioned in this thread, but I can't make it work.

I put the tag above my {content}, but nothing seems to change. It is like the tag returns an empty string or something.

Does anyone have an idea what I can change to make it work. I'm running out of idea's here... 

Thanks

[mahjong]

{$page} works for me.

[BadKarma]

{$page} works for me.

I've tried the {$page} tag which works for me.

Still I don't get why {$page_alias} doesn't work. 

Ah well... I can change my template the way I want. 

Thanks Mahjong

[tsw]

didnt check but  I think that {$page_alias} gets initialized only after {content} is called... it would explain why it works in content but not in template...

hope this clarifies