G'day,
Just a little trick that i thought i might share..
I accidentally did this while editing my html head/footer wrap pages.. Since I have been using XOOPS I have always added html pages using a blank.php and inserting my html in between like below: (had to put the html/php tags in brackets)
(?php)
include("mainfile.php");
include("header.php");
$xoopsOption['show_rblock'] = 1; //0 for no right block
?>
(html)
(head)
MY HTML WHATEVA IT IS
(?php)
include("footer.php");
?>
then saving it as whateverhtmlpage.php..
When opening the page it would just show your standard XOOPS page title, whatever it is, mine is Talking Sport - For Aussie Sport Fanatics..
But today I was editing my html.php and I accidentally inserted the:
(?php include("mainfile.php"); include("header.php"); $xoopsOption['show_rblock'] = 1; //0 for no right block
?>
just after the (body) tag and the:
(?php
include("footer.php");
?>
just before the (/body) tag
And then i added My page title as follows:
TITLE)Talking Sport - Links(TITLE
LINK REV="made" href="mailto:shan@talkingsport.net"
META NAME="keywords" CONTENT="blah, blah, blah, blah"
META NAME="description" CONTENT="Talking Sport - Links"
META NAME="author" CONTENT="shan"
META NAME="ROBOTS" CONTENT="ALL"
So now when I go to those html pages I actually get the html title instead of the standard XOOPS page title..
If you want to see want I mean exactly you can visit any one of my html pages here..
http://talkingsport.net/aboutus.phphttp://talkingsport.net/privacy.phphttp://talkingsport.net/links.phphttp://talkingsport.net/2005-fixtures.phpI am not sure if someone has done this before but if not I thought it would be handy to know for your future html pages..
Download
links.php to have a look at exactly what i mean..
Hope this post wans't to long & I hope it helps someone
shan.