How to show ad only on the homepage?

[yaskevic]

I?d like to show an ad in the header of my forum only on the homepage. Below is a code from Header template.
What should I add or change in the code? Thanks in advance.

<td width="125"><a href="*******link of the advertiser" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"><img src="advertiser/Emma.jpg" /></td></a>
<td style="background: url(images/bigred/gradients/gradient_banner.gif) repeat-x;"></td>

[James Birkett]

PHP Code:

<if condition="THIS_SCRIPT == 'index'"><td width="125"><a href="*******link of the advertiser" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"><img src="advertiser/Emma.jpg" /></td></a> 
<td style="background: url(images/bigred/gradients/gradient_banner.gif) repeat-x;"></td></if> 


[BirdOPrey5]

And just to add to the above, that code works if your homepage is 'index.php' if you renamed it to 'forum.php' then use THIS_SCRIPT == 'forum' in the if statement, or whatever else you may have renamed it to without the .php.

[James Birkett]

Originally Posted by BirdOPrey5

And just to add to the above, that code works if your homepage is 'index.php' if you renamed it to 'forum.php' then use THIS_SCRIPT == 'forum' in the if statement, or whatever else you may have renamed it to without the .php.

I thought THIS_SCRIPT is a constant? So even if it's index.php but the constant is defined "abracadabra" then he'd use "THIS_SCRIPT == 'abracadabra';

[KProjects]

Near the top of every page is:
define('THIS_SCRIPT', 'xxxxxxxxx');

xxxxxxx usually is the name of the file w/o the extension.. ie: index is index.php, showthread for showthread.php but sometimes they're different..

so you're both right

[BirdOPrey5]

oh, actually I didn't know about that- thanks.