| Re: Each page have it's own title would be nice |
| by karuna on 2004/4/19 16:30:27 Hi i finaly got it works~~  le="color: #000000"><?php $xoopsTpl->assign('xoops_pagetitle', htmlspecialchars($xoopsModule->name() . ' - ' . $article->title())); i have to change htmlentities to htmlspecialchars because my site is in Chinese. Thanks 
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| Re: Each page have it's own title would be nice |
| by tl on 2004/4/17 4:21:19 If $xoops_pagetitle were to be assigned manually in the module, it would work, but only the first time. If I were to refesh the same page, the assigned one would be replaced by the Xoops-assigned. It would be great if the assigned pagetitle could stick. |
| Re: Each page have it's own title would be nice |
| by Koreus on 2004/3/31 22:16:20 I saw that too , I have cache enabled , sometimes it works (title is ok) and it does not. I dont understand why but I havent search  Perhaps when the cache is enabled it doesnt fetch the title (article, download, links) in database but just read/show the cached html file. I don't know how cache file is generated but perhaps it should be changed to include the title. |
| Re: Each page have it's own title would be nice |
| by kenogui on 2004/3/31 12:43:17 this hack works just fine, but the main pb is that it's not working anymore if you have cache enabled on your site ! any idea about that ? just try to see twice a news uncached/then cached and you will see ... |
| Re: Each page have it's own title would be nice |
| by Koreus on 2004/3/20 14:19:29 Thanks it works great ! It is same method for modules mydownloads and mylinks For mydownloads the title variable is just $title You can add the program version with variable $version For mylinks title variable is $ltitle |
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