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Dynamic title tags header.php


TechGirl00

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Hello group,

 

Apologies if this has been asked. I have a site that is generating pages like this:

 
I want to create dynamic meta data in the header.php
ex:
<title><?php echo $pageTitle; ?></title>
<meta name="description" content="<?php echo $pageDescription; ?>">
 
I'm new to the more advanced functions of php so my question is... where are the values for $pageTitle and $pageDescription stored if every page seems to reference index.php as the page (although there might be dynamic functionality within this page I suppose)? I could understand if the pages referenced were all different like products.php, services.php, etc. I'm looking at the URLs generated on the site and am trying to figure this out.
 
Thanks.
 
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It is possible that the data is in a database. So, if for example we are displaying a product page the rwo in the database for the product might have fields like this:

Product_name: Flying pig.
Price: 9.99
Product_desc: A pig with wings.
meta_desc: The only place to buy this. Not yet available. Will become available when pigs fly.
keywords: OMG, Way Cool, pig, pork, feathers

You first read the db, then render the page.

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