I'm sure i confused someone... The $pagetitle1 and $pagetitle are supposed to be the same... I made a couple typos
-- Jason Whitaker "Jason Whitaker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... : OK,... : : For each page on my site there will be a different title. : : Example: : <title> : <?php : echo "<?witakr home?> : ?> : </title> : : or : : <title> : <?php : echo "<?witakr News?> : ?> : </title> : : What I want to know how to take the word that is currently in the place of : "News" or "home".. Wait.. I think I may have figured it out... : : What if I set a variable in the body of the page that looks like this: : : $pagetitle1 = "Home" : : //Changeing the word "Home" with the title of what ever page the User is on. : //EI: Users on the Homepage, variable is set to Home, or user is on News : //page, variable is set to News. : //Where as the code would look like this if the user was on the News page. : : $pagetitle = "News" : : Then I use the variable($pagetitle) in the title pags, like so: : : : <title> : <?php : echo "<?witakr $pagetitle?> : ?> : </title> : : And that way I can use that same variable anywhere else in the page. : : And when I edit the code and need to change the page title I change it where : I set the variable. EI: : : $pagetitle1 = "Home" //For the Home page : $pagetitle = "News" //For the news page : $pagetitle1 = "Link" //For the Links page : : Now, assuming you all understood what Ijust said... Is it possible? : -- : : Jason Whitaker : "Steven Walker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message : [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... : : Jason, : : : : If I understand your question, you want to display the contents of a : : variable to screen? Try this: : : : : > <html> : : > <head> : : > <title></title> : : > </head> : : > <body> : : > <? : : > $test_variable = "this is a test"; : : > echo "Here is what it says: $test_variable"; : : > ?> : : > </body> : : > </html> : : : : Also note that you do not need to use the PHP tags twice: : : echo "<?witakr home?> //incorrect : : echo "wtakr home"; //correct : : : : Steven J. Walker : : Walker Effects : : www.walkereffects.com : : [EMAIL PROTECTED] : : : : On Monday, February 11, 2002, at 09:34 PM, Jason Whitaker wrote: : : : : > I just saw something with my code there.. i have my <link tag inside the : : > title tag.. i will have to fix that :) : : > : : > -- : : > : : > Jason Whitaker : : > : : > : : > "Jason Whitaker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message : : > [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... : : > : Is there a way to set a variable or is there a function that takes the : : > : information between the title tags and prints to the screen where you : : > : command? : : > : : : > : ei: : : > : : : > : //<head> : : > : //<title> : : > : // <?php : : > : // echo "<?witakr home?> : : > : // ?> : : > : // : : > : //<LINK REL=stylesheet HREF="css/sCSS.css" TYPE="text/css"> : : > : //</title> : : > : //</head> : : > : : : > : where as i would want the word "home" from the echo "<?witakr home?>" : : > (or : : > : what ever word that may be in place of the word home) to print to : : > say.. a : : > : certain place in the body of the page? : : > : : : > : : : > : Jason Whitaker : : > : : : > : : : > : : > : : > : : > -- : : > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) : : > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php : : > : : > : : : : -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
