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[flasyn]

Hi,

when I do a Search the pagetitle is "Search results", beneath that it displays the actual term I searched for Search results - "xyz").

Is there any way to put this search term in the pagetitle?

Your help would be much appreciated!

[flasyn]

Okay, at least I found where the Code is:

in thumbnails.php, line 165

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pageheader(isset($CURRENT_ALBUM_DATA) ? $CURRENT_ALBUM_DATA['title'] : $lang_meta_album_names[$album]);
-> This gives the Thumbnailpages its name.

in include/functions.inc.php, line 1241 is:

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$album_name = $lang_meta_album_names['search'].' - "'. strtr($search_string, $HTML_SUBST) . '"';
which returns the term one searched for. Is there any way to add the searchterm to the pagetitle? Just adding

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"'. strtr($search_string, $HTML_SUBST) . '"'; to the pageheader does not work...

[Paver]

Here's one way to do it.  Look for this line in thumbnails.php (as you pointed out):

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pageheader(isset($CURRENT_ALBUM_DATA) ? $CURRENT_ALBUM_DATA['title'] : $lang_meta_album_names[$album]);and replace it with these 3 lines:

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$page_title = isset($CURRENT_ALBUM_DATA) ? $CURRENT_ALBUM_DATA['title'] : $lang_meta_album_names[$album];
$page_title .= $_POST['search'] ? ' - "'.$_POST['search'].'"' : '';
pageheader($page_title);
I split it into 3 lines to make it clear what you have added.

[flasyn]

Thank you very much for replying and helping out!

Unfortunatly the posted code did not work (the search term did not show up).

 I fiddled a bit around:

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$page_title = isset($CURRENT_ALBUM_DATA) ? $CURRENT_ALBUM_DATA['title'] : $lang_meta_album_names[$album];
$page_title .= $QUERY_STRING['search'] ? ' - "'.$QUERY_STRING['search'].'"' : '';
pageheader($page_title);
for example did work, returning me the whole searchstring (thumbnails.php?album=search&type=full&search=xxx) in the page title. But of course  no one wants the whole url, just the term.

But it seems to be the right  direction. Maybe you have another idea?

[flasyn]

 

I just did it:

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$page_title = isset($CURRENT_ALBUM_DATA) ? $CURRENT_ALBUM_DATA['title'] : $lang_meta_album_names[$album];
$page_title .= $_REQUEST['search'] ? ' - "'.$_REQUEST['search'].'"' : '';
pageheader($page_title);
does the trick.

Thank you very much indeed, Paver.

I wouldn't have been able to do it..

[Paver]

I'm not sure why $_POST didn't work for you.  Maybe it's a server issue.  Do you which webserver your site is on?  You can check the Coppermine DEBUG_INFO for this.

Good for you for figuring out how to get it to work for your site!

[Joachim Müller]

If $_POST doesn't work, you probably have an ancient PHP version and should upgrade if the server is yours to administer. If it isn't suggest a PHP upgrade to your webhost.

[flasyn]

No, I got the most recent version (php5). I know it should work, but it just doesn't 
..anyways, I'm quite happy with the $_REQUEST