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Say I have four php files, one called header, one called home, one called content and the 4th called footer.
Now, in the home.php I include the other 3 to make my web page. Now is there any way that using the name of the home.php it can create the title, so <title>Home</title>?
So whatever is the name of the php file with all the includes, it takes that filename and used that for its title tag.
Or is there another way that I can do all this?
I'd like to try and only use a header and footer once if possible. Sorry for the bad explanation.
Thanks
[edited by: hOtTiGeR123 at 6:01 pm (utc) on June 9, 2008]
[edited by: StoutFiles at 6:41 pm (utc) on June 9, 2008]
//header.php
<?
function getScriptName($url){
$name = "Undefined Page"; //default name
$pattern = "/\/[a-zA-Z0-9\_\-]+\.php/"; //finds file name based on extension
preg_match($pattern ,$url, $matches);if(is_array($matches) && !empty($matches[0])){
$name = $matches[0]; //gets script name
}
$name = str_replace("/", "", $name); //replaces first slash
$name = preg_replace("/\.(php¦¦html)/", "", $name);//replaces the file extension
return $name; //returns name of script
}
?>
<html>
<head>
<title><? echo getScriptName($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']); ?> </title>
</head>
Sniff the filename (note that I always separate the words with dots).
Strip off the leading file path and the trailing extension (and any query strings).
Uppercase the first word, and change the dots to spaces.
Use that for the title tag.
g1smd how would I go about doing that? I only want to capitalize the first letter and that would be great!
Cheers for your help
[edited by: hOtTiGeR123 at 9:51 pm (utc) on June 9, 2008]
Thanks for all your help guys, much appreciated :)
