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sambody   2008-11-26, 13:00
#1

Hi. I'd like to find a way to add a css class (or id) to the body element, depending on the main parent album that I'm in. So that I can create special styles only for certain albums. For example: . Does anyone know how to do this ?

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acrylian   2008-11-26, 13:16
#2

This function gets the top level parent of an album:
http://www.zenphoto.org/documentation/functions/_functions.php.html#functiongetUrAlbum

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sambody   2009-01-08, 19:50
#3

So how exactly should I use it ? I have tried these:

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acrylian   2009-01-08, 20:05
#4

If you want it to be printed you need use ``.

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sambody   2009-01-08, 20:42
#5

I've tried ``, but I still get no result - it's just empty. You can see a gallery page here.

The image is the album "mariages", which is in the album "laeticia". I need to get that top album printed. Any ideas ?

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acrylian   2009-01-08, 21:26
#6

You need to pass the album object of the current album to that function (sorry forgot to say but it's actually documentated):
getUrAlbum($_zp_current_album);

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sambody   2009-01-08, 22:15
#7

still no success - worse, it actually makes everthing coming after `

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sambody   2009-01-08, 23:03
#8

the zenphoto files (index.php, zp-core folder etc) are in the root folder - could this be the problem ? (or the fact that php safe mode is still on ?)

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sbillard   2009-01-09, 02:28
#9

You should review the function definition/documentation for that function. It returns an album object, not a string. Try $album = getUrAlbum($_zp_current_album); echo $album->name;

Generally, it is a good idea to read the documentation on functions you intend to use. Don't expect the developers to remember details while reading posts.

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sambody   2009-01-09, 20:35
#10

Thank you sbillard and acrylian. My body element now looks like this: `

  
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