DrLightman

First thanks for answering.

I don’t know what appened, but I’ve restored the db, regenerated the CSVs to import and now the counts display properly. Maybe I forgot to stripslash some fields and it caused some trouble.

I see that the macros that the plugin makes available are not enough for my pourpose.

In my code I connect to an xml and based on a query that the user does in that page, some results are back.

e.g. the user looks for a weather forecast for a particular town, I want to put the town name in the title.

None of these cover my case:

The following macros are supported:
    * %blog_title% - Your blog title
    * %blog_description% - Your blog description
    * %page_title% - The original title of the page
    * %page_author_login% - This page's author' login
    * %page_author_nicename% - This page's author' nicename
    * %page_author_firstname% - This page's author' first name (capitalized)
    * %page_author_lastname% - This page's author' last name (capitalized)

I need something like:

set_title($town_name.’ – Foo Blog’);

I’m already coding the template, I’m not araid of writing functions if it has to be done.

By the way, I partially found a fix for this using the “redirection” plugin.

Excellent, thank you rakxzo 🙂

Isn’t that already buildt in?

No, I needed to append GET vars to the url instead of using the ?foo=bar form.

YES: http://example.org/staticpage/bar/

NO: http://example.org/staticpage/?foo=bar