Searchresults.php?type=100 Title page

[gppromano]

How can I put in the title of the page searchresults.php?type=100 ,
the name of the category?
Thanks

[gppromano]

Nobody can help me?

[Lhotch]

Sorry, I dont really understand the question.

I also dont know what template your using or what version you are running or if you have the SEO mod installed or if you have the developer or designer version.

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[gppromano]

Sorry, my previous question, I use the Developer V3.1.5.

Here's my question in detail:

When I see an ad and click on "More ads in this category, for example: http://www.mysite.com/searchresults.php?type=17

I open a new page, I would that in the title of the page rather than appear:
<title> Classified Software </ title>, appears the name of the category:
<title> Classified Software | Hotel Rome </ title>

You can help?

[civ]

The 'More ads in this category' link shouldn't be pointing to searchresults at all - it should point to category.php (with the appropriate type and/or sec parameters), in which case the title will be as you want it.

[Maffo]

On the viewlisting.php page Civ, it does point to searchresults.php .

Heres your fix GPPROMANO

open searchresults.php

find

PHP Code:

if(!empty($_REQUEST['type']))
    {
        $arr_childs = array((int)$_REQUEST['type']);
        get_ids($arr_childs);
    } 


and replace with

PHP Code:

if(!empty($_REQUEST['type']))
    {
        // maffo code
        $sSQL="SELECT name FROM ".PREFIX."categories WHERE id=".$_REQUEST['type'];
        $result=$db->query($sSQL);
        $rs=$result->fetch();
        $sub_title = " | ".$rs['name'];
        // end maffo code
        $arr_childs = array((int)$_REQUEST['type']);
        get_ids($arr_childs);
    } 


then at the bottom of that page find

PHP Code:

$class_tpl->assign('title', $title); 


and replace with

PHP Code:

$class_tpl->assign('title', $title.$sub_title); 


Any more hacks, I 'll have to charge!!!

[gppromano]

Thanks !!!!

[civ]

That's weird that it points to searchresults - perhaps that's something we changed so long ago I've forgotten about it. In any event, simply changing the searchresults.php reference to category.php should work. The end result in that example would be category.php?type=17, which should work fine.