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pharill



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Posted: 01/25/07 15:58 
I dont even know how to change my site Title....can someone Please help ME out

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Brian
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Posted: 01/25/07 16:34 

pharill:
I dont even know how to change my site Title....can someone Please help ME out


Do you mean your system name?

Jamroom Config -> System Settings -> System Name

If you mean the HTML title, you can modify the jamroom/skins/Cobalt/jr_overall_header.tpl file, which contains the HTML header for your site.

Hope this helps!

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pharill



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Posted: 01/25/07 16:36 
like at the top of my site right now it says, YOursite...I want to change that.

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Posted: 01/25/07 16:37 

pharill:
like at the top of my site right now it says, YOursite...I want to change that.


Did you make the changes I outlined above?

Thanks!

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pharill



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Posted: 01/25/07 16:39 
This is what it says there...how do i modify This?

title>{$title|default:"Welcome to `$system_name`!"}</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset={$entity_encoding}">
<meta http-equiv="Content-Language" content="en-us">
<meta http-equiv="Cache-Control" content="no-store, no-cache, must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0">
<meta http-equiv="Pragma" content="no-cache">
<meta name="description" content="{$meta_description}">
<meta name="keywords" content="{$meta_keywords}">
<meta name="designer" content="Huw Williams / Oinkba.com and Talldude Networks, LLC.">
<meta name="generator" content="Jamroom {$version}">
<link href="{$JAMROOM_URL}/skins/Cobalt/Cobalt.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen">
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" src="{$JAMROOM_URL}/include/jamroom_javascript.inc.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" src="{$JAMROOM_URL}/include/overlib/overlib.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" src="{$JAMROOM_URL}/index.php?s=Cobalt&amp;t=jr_index_js"></script>
<!--[if gte IE 5.5000]>
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" src="{$JAMROOM_URL}/include/jamroom_pngfix.inc.js"></script>
<![endif]-->
</head>

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Brian
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Posted: 01/25/07 16:42 
The title is here:


Code

<title>{$title|default:"Welcome to `$system_name`!"}</title>


Jamroom will replace $system_name with the name you enter in the Jamroom Config -> System Settings -> System Name field. What is the value you currently have in the "System Name" setting field?

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pharill



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Posted: 01/25/07 16:43 
nothing...thats exactly what it says right there

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Posted: 01/25/07 16:45 
Well that's in the template - that's what it should say.

When logged in as the Master Admin, go into your "Control Panel", then click on "Jamroom Config", then select "System Settings" from the menu, and set the "System Name" field to what you want your system name to be. Save the settings, and now the titles of your pages will reflect your system name.

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pharill



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Posted: 01/25/07 16:48 
I put my sites title and it still says Your name at the top of my site

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pharill



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Posted: 01/25/07 17:00 
ive basically ate away everything thats in the <title>{}</title> except my sites name and its still not showing up

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Posted: 01/25/07 17:05 

pharill:
ive basically ate away everything thats in the <title>{}</title> except my sites name and its still not showing up


What is the name of the "Active Skin" for your site? If you are not using the "Cobalt" skin, make sure you are modifying the appropriate jr_overall_header.tpl file (i.e. skins/Evolution/jr_overall_header.tpl).

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pharill



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Posted: 01/25/07 17:09 
i hve the evolution and i cant find that tpl.

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Posted: 01/25/07 17:13 
I'm going to move this to 3rd party support, since I'm not sure what template file contains the header information in the Evolution template set, as it's not a Jamroom.net product. Someone should be able to chime in with the correct file for you to edit.

Hope this helps!

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pharill



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Posted: 01/25/07 17:23 
tell me this? is the text thats showing on my site right now, i e
Welcome to Jamroom!
Member: (admin) | Posted: 01/23/07 09:28:34 | Tag: default
Welcome to Jamroom!

Thank you for installing Jamroom - the Ultimate Media Content Management
will it be showing in the templates when I open them for edit?? If so I havent seen them, cause if I have that would have helped to know I was on the right one ya know. Let me know

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Posted: 01/25/07 17:31 
The "templates" that you edit can be thought of as the "framework" for your site - the data that they present is pulled from the Jamroom database. So for example, your title says:


Code

<title>{$title|default:"Welcome to `$system_name`!"}</title>


Then when it is displayed, "$system_name" is being replaced with "Jamroom", which must be what you have set in the Jamroom Config -> System Settings to be your System Name.

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