Re: PagesController and titles

Fri, 28 Jul 2006 23:07:10 -0700

An easier way is to set the page title in the actual static page file.

You can do this at the top of the file in PHP code.  This way you do not have to modify the pages_controller.php unless you really want to.

So in your file /app/views/pages/my_static_page.thtml

Put this line at the top of the file and change the value to whatever you want.

<?php $this->pageTitle = 'New Title For Static Page'; ?>

Then when you load example.com/pages/my_static_page

You will get your new title instead of the default.  I did this with my resume.thtml file to display "Résumé" instead of "Resume".


But if you are modifying the pages_controller already there may be fancier things you are trying to do.
On 7/28/06, Sergei <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,

if you need to set custom titles for static pages, here's a solution:

1. just copy pages_controller.php to your app/controllers dir.
2. make an array after line
var $uses = null;
...
like this:

var $titles = array (
     'help' => 'Ваша помощь',
     'faq' => 'Вопросы и ответы',
     'agreement' => 'Соглашение',
     'your_view_name' => 'your_page_title',
     );

3. change this line
96. $title = ucfirst($path[$count - 1]);
to this:
96. $title = $this->titles[$path[$count - 1]];


That's it.

S.



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