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Customized page title on customized

mc19
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Posted 06/27/07 - 10:18 PM:	#1
I follow this article to create privacy.php and privacy.tpl scripts.webmastersite.net/wsnlinks/wsnmanual/articles/creating-a-custom-template-5.html and I set up the 'Custom Titles' at admin/pagetitles.php. If I go to static page, privacy.php, the page title is same as the defaul one. If I go to index.php?custom=yes&TID=privacy, the page title is changed. My question is, how can I get the customized page title if I go directly to privacy.php ? I tried to include something like $pagetitles = 'Privacy Policy'; into the privacy.php file, but it doesn't work.

Paul
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Posted 06/28/07 - 08:49 AM:	#2
Why would you make a privacy.php? I don't see the point, it isn't any quicker and you can get the same privacy.php URL with url rewriting.
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mc19
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Posted 06/28/07 - 04:39 PM:

Every site should contains of privacy, tos etc.. legal document pages.

I put this in .htaccess, but it doesn't work.

RewriteRule ^([-_/\+A-Za-z0-9äüößèà]+)/$ index.php?custom=yes&TID=$1

if I change the above code to this, it will work, but how about if we have many customized templates.

RewriteRule ^privacy/?$ index.php?custom=yes&TID=privacy

Paul
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Posted 06/29/07 - 09:36 AM:	#4
Don't modify the .htaccess, write privacy.php and index.php?custom=yes&TID=privacy in the boxes at Admin -> Settings -> SEO to let it do it. Every site should contains of privacy, tos etc.. legal document pages. And there already is one by default in 4.1, though I think it's only linked anywhere when COPPA is on. Edited by Paul on 06/29/07 - 11:43 AM
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ingenious22
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Posted 07/10/07 - 06:21 AM:	#5
With regards to the original question, how would you customise the title page when a static page is created this way? For both methods: creating php file or mod_rewriting...

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Posted 07/11/07 - 02:47 AM:	#6
Either way you can type the non-rewritten URL on the custom page titles page: coppa.php?action=privacy if you use the default privacy page.
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ingenious22
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Posted 07/12/07 - 05:38 PM:	#7
Sorry, I'm not sure what you mean... I am not referring to privacy pages, but any static pages, for eg, enter page, or about us, faq, etc.

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Posted 07/13/07 - 08:58 AM:	#8
All are the same. Any page you create has a url... say, index.php?custom=yes&TID=yourtemplatename , which you can type in the box. If your pages are actually static html then they aren't part of the script and naturally can't be titled by the script.
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