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Re: sitename() and meta-tags

Postby Holger » Fri Jan 29, 2010 10:43 am

Yep, thanks for quick reply and the solution, Gert.
(should be something better explained, as so much other things...)

I've found the old thread and found out why it was designed this way.
But I forgot it :oops: - Das Alter... :?

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Re: sitename() and meta-tags

Postby Gert » Fri Jan 29, 2010 10:47 am

Holger wrote:But I forgot it :oops: - Das Alter... :?

I think, you are so very much younger than me (hot-blooded) :lol:
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Re: sitename() and meta-tags

Postby Holger » Fri Jan 29, 2010 10:54 am

Gert wrote:
Holger wrote:But I forgot it :oops: - Das Alter... :?

I think, you are so very much younger than me (hot-blooded) :lol:
I think I'll stay hot-blooded even if I'm 85 years old :mrgreen: .
But you don't need all fingers of both hands to calculate the difference in age between us :| .

Anyway. I see it's better and more flexible the way it is now.


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Re: sitename() and meta-tags

Postby Holger » Fri Jan 29, 2010 10:59 am

phg wrote:And he is very surprised, that the Meta "Titel" is shown by the function sitename(). He (and I) think, that this is not correct. The content of the meta tags is determined for the robots, not for showing in the html-document.


But that's not true. The "Title" is thought to be shown as the title of a page in the list of the serchresults.
So it's not only determined for robots.

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Re: sitename() and meta-tags

Postby Gert » Fri Jan 29, 2010 11:24 am

We also could rename sitename() to pagename() in cms.php.

And create a new function sitename() using $tx['site']['title'], were that more clear?
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Re: sitename() and meta-tags

Postby Holger » Fri Jan 29, 2010 11:28 am

Gert wrote:We also could rename sitename() to pagename() in cms.php.

And create a new function sitename() using $tx['site']['title'], were that more clear?


Seems to be a better solution since there are many templates out there including sitename().
With an update to XH the user may get confused like Horsts.
BTW: The tooltip of the Meta-Plugin should be changed too IMO.

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Re: sitename() and meta-tags

Postby Gert » Fri Jan 29, 2010 11:58 am

Hallo, changed and tested in newest utf-8 Version:

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function sitename() {
    global $tx;
    return isset($tx['site']['title']) ? $tx['site']['title'] : ''; // changed by GE CMSimple_XH 1.2
}

function pagename() { // changed by GE CMSimple_XH 1.2
    global $cf;
    return isset($cf['site']['title']) ? $cf['site']['title'] : ''; // changed by LM CMSimple_XH 1.1
} 

Now we don't must add it to the gdm-list, it's solved ;)

@Horst: overwrite the whole function sitename() in cms.php with that code.
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