By openmind on

Hi Guys,

I have managed to set up a view which takes the %1 argument to display a list of results that match a specific taxonomy term.

eg. /Film/Reel

Where "Reel" is a taxonomy term I use to filter my results.

This all works fine but I would also like to set "Reel" as the default argument if none was set when the URL was called.

eg. /Film

should display the same as
/Film/Reel

I have tried.....

// Make the first argument "Reel" if not already set

if (!$args[1]) {
 $args[1] = "Reel";
}

return $args

but for some reason this does not work?

I have been searching for 3 hours to find a solution, but can't find any thing on how to do this?

Any help or general ideas would be much appreciated.

Thanks for reading,

openmind

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openmind commented

Nevermind. Looks like the below code solved the problem.

Hope it helps someone else trying to do the same thing.

if (!$args[0]) {
$args[0] = "Reel";
}

openmind