Re: [Phpns-team] [Question #56261]: Article Title in Page Title

2009-01-10 Thread Birch
Question #56261 on phpns changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/phpns/+question/56261

Status: Answered = Solved

Birch confirmed that the question is solved:
Well, I use your solution, and, it works. But, before the title there is
a little square.

http://www.komixmag.gr/view_news.php?a=16

Why does that happen?

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Re: [Phpns-team] [Question #56261]: Article Title in Page Title

2009-01-06 Thread dorkass
Question #56261 on phpns changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/phpns/+question/56261

Status: Open = Answered

dorkass proposed the following answer:
It depends on if you're viewing the single article at a time, or several
at a time. If you're viewing the single article, just set a new include
in your title tag with a template that shows only the news
title...then just include shownews.php again, with that template, and of
course the category you're showing in your current article. This works
fine,  I do it on my own sites.

example:

title
dorkass.net - 
?php 
$phpns['items_per_page'] = 1;
$phpns['template'] = 19;
$phpns['category'] = 34;
include('shownews.php');
?
/title

body
div id=widebody
?php
$phpns['disable_pagination'] = FALSE;
$phpns['items_per_page'] = 1;
$phpns['template'] = 13;
$phpns['category'] = 34;
include('shownews.php');
?
/div
/body

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