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Marc-Aurèle Brothier	Tuesday 05 December 2006 7:33:15 am Hi, I wish to know in my differents templates if the user is actually forwarded to a kernel error page, or like the login page/log-off. Those pages do not have a node ID. I need to put some special tags in the header of the page when the user got forwarded on such a page. Is there any global variable that I can fetch to know if there is an error? And when which one (like the value in kernel/error/errors.php file). The only "way" I found so far is with the $ui_component which returns either "error" or "user", but still I don't wich error (not found, need authentication...)
Betsy Gamrat	Saturday 23 December 2006 8:45:26 pm Marc-Aurele, I would use $uri_string. If that doesn't work, try {$module_result\|attribute(show)} at the end of your template. It will show you all the attributes in $module_result.

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Marc-Aurèle Brothier

Tuesday 05 December 2006 7:33:15 am

Hi,

I wish to know in my differents templates if the user is actually forwarded to a kernel error page, or like the login page/log-off. Those pages do not have a node ID.

I need to put some special tags in the header of the page when the user got forwarded on such a page. Is there any global variable that I can fetch to know if there is an error? And when which one (like the value in kernel/error/errors.php file).

The only "way" I found so far is with the $ui_component which returns either "error" or "user", but still I don't wich error (not found, need authentication...)

Betsy Gamrat

Saturday 23 December 2006 8:45:26 pm

Marc-Aurele,

I would use $uri_string.

If that doesn't work, try {$module_result|attribute(show)} at the end of your template. It will show you all the attributes in $module_result.