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1. tcb
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   hi,

   i'm wondering if it is possible to 'assign' a title to pages that are created by plugins like a newsletter-script or photopress.

   I want this information to be used by a web-tracker that analyzes the user behaviour.

   Problem is, the index page and all pages created by the plugins don't have a title, so how do i work around this, to have the information available in the header (where the tracker code sits).

   Ideas are welcome! Thanks in advance

   http://www.bastianfleig.de

2. niziol
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   Have you tried using the <?php wp_title(); ?> tag on the pages that are embedded with the plug-in?

   The templates that the plug-in use to generate the pages, are they WP's templates or are they different within your blog?

3. tcb
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   i use only 2 wp-plugins.
   wp_title(); returns nothing for a plugin-generated page - i have not figured out how to set a title by hand or make a dirty hack.

4. tcb
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   i had some problems with the scope of variables, now i use getter&setter functions to store the info, well.

5. niziol
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   Glad to see it works now! Maybe if you could post a more detail explanation of the solution, so other users can benefit from it as well.

   Cheers,
   Michael.

6. tcb
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   Very basic solution.

   in template-functions-general.php

   function setMyTitle($myTitleIn) {
   global $myTitle;
   $myTitle = $myTitleIn;
   }

   function getMyTitle() {
   global $myTitle;
   return $myTitle;
   }

   i then call setMyTitle('...') before calling get_header()

7. Lester Chan
   Member
   Posted 6 years ago #

   Try this:
   add_filter('wp_title', 'photopress_pagetitle');
function photopress_pagetitle($photopress_pagetitle) {
return $photopress_pagetitle.' » Photopress';
}

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