removing home from index page title
Installation and Configuration
You can change it in the template or in the form - up to you - you can set it up however you want.
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Installation and Configuration
You can change it in the template or in the form - up to you - you can set it up however you want.
removing home from index page title
Installation and Configuration
Then you'll have to do an if/else like I posted above in the site builder template.
Odd Problems
Jamroom Developers
I won't be able to look at this until the AM - I did follow up on a ticket that Perrie opened about needing a master login, so if she can follow up on that AND give me the URL to a discussion that I can test post on I will check it out.
Thanks!
removing home from index page title
Installation and Configuration
- didn't know you were using SB.Site Builder -> Page Config -> Page Settings -> Page Title
Odd Problems
Jamroom Developers
You're not getting timeouts - we'd see those in your data/logs/error_log, and we're not seeing anything there. My guess is there is a listener in FRONT of where you are checking that is removing these keys.
removing home from index page title
Installation and Configuration
Did you make the change in the template editor? The template editor should not allow you to save a template that has an error. You'll need to go into your database into the jr_jrcore_template table and mark the template as inactive, then truncate the jr_jrcore_cache table (truncate - not delete).
Let me know if that helps.
removing home from index page title
Installation and Configuration
Undo your changes. Look in data/logs/error_log for the root cause.
removing home from index page title
Installation and Configuration
soaringeagle:entire acp and backend is white screens
You messed up the template - smarty syntax error. Look in data/logs/error_log for the reason and line number.
Odd Problems
Jamroom Developers
I'm going to guess that is coincidental - I logged in via SSH and I see that the DB's are different. One thing to check is that you've not hardcoded any domains in templates.
We have a lot of users that are using threaded comments, and I'm not aware of any issues with it, so I'm not sure what to recommend without digging into it myself. If you're running any custom modules that also listen for db_create_item, you might try temporarily disabling them. One thing to know about events, is that each module can change the array of data that comes into the listener - i.e. a module that has a higher priority than another module could change the $_data coming in to another module that is lower in priority.
Also - check to see if the issue is only happening to comments on the Discussion module versus other modules (say a blog post) - if that is the case, then the Discussion module could be changing things via a listener.
removing home from index page title
Installation and Configuration
I think there is likely a {jrCore_page_title} call in your meta.tpl file, which is being included by your header.tpl file - so that is being called AFTER the one you've added. To get around this, you need to pass the title into the include. So get rid of the jrCore_page_title you added, and change this:
{jrCore_include template="header.tpl"}To this:
{jrCore_include template="header.tpl" title="Dreadlocks Natural Dreads"}Then, in your meta.tpl file change this:
<title>{$page_title|default:"`$default_title`"|capitalize} | {$_conf.jrCore_system_name}</title>To this:
{if isset($title)}
<title>{$title}</title>
{else}
<title>{$page_title|default:"`$default_title`"|capitalize} | {$_conf.jrCore_system_name}</title>
{/if]That way you can just add title= to any {include} call for the header and it gets set.
updated by @brian: 10/01/17 04:26:55PM
