Sorry can you be more specific? I assumed you have already achieved this.
You have the page request argument. Have you tried logic (if statements and switches, etc). ? Or simply a lookup using an associative array or simply using page request argument capitalised. These are general programming questions.
u know how we create pages in plugins/CustomPages/pages and put the content in there? eg. for a 404 page i have 404.php in above directory with following content : <?php if (!defined('APPLICATION')) exit(); ?> <div style="margin:15px"> <h1>We are sorry but we could not find the page you are requesting.</h1> <h5>Please Try one of the pages below:</h5> </div>
that is the whole code in my 404.php i was wondering of there is method i can specify <title> </title> in this file itself or use $Sender->Head->Title('Page Not Found'); in my 404.php so that the title is displayed on the top of CustomPages i create. The main thing is i have a number of pages and i want to be able to specify different title for each page.
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You have the page request argument. Have you tried logic (if statements and switches, etc). ? Or simply a lookup using an associative array or simply using page request argument capitalised. These are general programming questions.
grep is your friend.
eg. for a 404 page i have 404.php in above directory with following content :
<?php if (!defined('APPLICATION')) exit(); ?>
<div style="margin:15px">
<h1>We are sorry but we could not find the page you are requesting.</h1>
<h5>Please Try one of the pages below:</h5>
</div>
that is the whole code in my 404.php
i was wondering of there is method i can specify
<title> </title>in this file itself or use$Sender->Head->Title('Page Not Found');in my 404.php so that the title is displayed on the top of CustomPages i create.The main thing is i have a number of pages and i want to be able to specify different title for each page.
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grep is your friend.
$this works perfect fine as i wanted
Thanks
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