Database Driven Page Titles

[bajanboost]

I am calling a field from a database called "Description" which is vchar limited to 15 Characters.

I would like to be able to Have the Page title of my website dynamic so that every result displayed has a different page title when I click on that result for more details.

I have tried:

echo'<title>Website Name. :: '.$row[description].' </title>';


<title>Website Name. ::<? echo $oneprop->description; ?></title>

But Have failed. Any advise?

[ronverdonk]

I am calling a field from a database called "Description" which is vchar limited to 15 Characters.

I would like to be able to Have the Page title of my website dynamic so that every result displayed has a different page title when I click on that result for more details.

I have tried:

echo'<title>Website Name. :: '.$row[description].' </title>';


<title>Website Name. ::<? echo $oneprop->description; ?></title>

But Have failed. Any advise?

Code $row array item within quotes $row['description'].

Ronald :cool:

[pcthug]

Can we please see your database query.

[katten]

To make the code some what cleaner you can use

<title>Website Name. ::<?= $oneprop->description; ?></title>

instead of

<title>Website Name. ::<? echo $oneprop->description; ?></title>

[NogDog]

To make the code some what cleaner you can use

<title>Website Name. ::<?= $oneprop->description; ?></title>

instead of

<title>Website Name. ::<? echo $oneprop->description; ?></title>

Actually, for optimal code portability, you should avoid using either short tag form and use the full <?php tag:

<title>Website Name. :: <?php echo $oneprop->description; ?></title>

This avoids any problems with servers where short tags are not enabled, which is probably going keep being more common so as to avoid confusion with xml declarations.