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robyduck
xoops module title variable

  • 2006/12/30 20:42

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I'd like to insert a variable on my site, which outputs only the title of he module that I'm visiting.
Example: When I read a post I'd like to have the output Forum, for a new article of wfsection guides ecc..
The titles are the same in the module admin page, so I haven't to change titles or define all of them.
I know that with xoops_pagetitle I'm very close to the solution, but this one outputs me also the title of the post (example for the Forum).
Hope to be understandable for you, thank's
Robyduck
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irmtfan
Re: xoops module title variable

  • 2006/12/30 20:53

  • irmtfan

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use <{$xoops_dirname}>
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robyduck
Re: xoops module title variable

  • 2006/12/30 21:43

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Thank you for your answer, but with dirname I receive the output of the modules name, like newbb for the forum or wfsection for the guides.
I'd like to have the title which I gave to the module, for example "Forum" for the newbb module. Is this possible?
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wodnick
Re: xoops module title variable

  • 2006/12/30 23:11

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Hi robyduck!

Quote:

robyduck wrote:
I'd like to have the title which I gave to the module, for example "Forum" for the newbb module. Is this possible?


Maybe <{$module.name}> is an answer...

regards,
wodnick
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iHackCode
Re: xoops module title variable

get module name.. then assign the module's name to the template variable. <{$xoops_pagetitle}> or.. some other variable..

Code..
$xoops_pagetitle = $xoopsModule->getVar('name');
$xoopsTpl->assign('xoops_pagetitle', $xoops_pagetitle);


.. mainfile.php has to be included also. i think that should work.
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robyduck
Re: xoops module title variable

  • 2006/12/31 13:44

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Ok, but where do i have to define the variable? In which file? Thank you for your help and happy newyear.
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irmtfan
Re: xoops module title variable

  • 2006/12/31 14:40

  • irmtfan

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in class/theme.php in line 185 add after 'xoops_dirname' a new row like:
'xoops_module_name'=> @$xoopsModule ? $xoopsModule->getVar( 'name' ) : 'system',

then <{$xoops_module_name}> AND SO ON
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iHackCode
Re: xoops module title variable

irmtfan's solution is a better one. since you will have to edit only one file, that will show up on all the modules.
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robyduck
Re: xoops module title variable

  • 2006/12/31 20:08

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Thank's for your answers, I'll try to do as you wrote, but I've no file theme.php in the class directory. I'm using XOOPS 2.0.x.
Bye
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iHackCode
Re: xoops module title variable

so i was looking through header.php on some versions of XOOPS and there is a variable that is already assigned that is probably what you are looking for. it is . <{$xoops_modulename}>

so try using that smarty variable.
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