Want to extract page title from url

[astarmathsandphysics]

I have several websites using the same basic script and I have the same problem in each - all the page titles are the same.

see

http://courseworkbank.info/?dir=GCSE

the page title here is COURSEWORKBANK.INFO

I would like it to be GCSE

For http://courseworkbank.info/?dir=GCSE/Biology

I would like it to be GCSE - Biology

How do I do this?

Am using a simple index.php file to load everything.

[GuitarGod]

Your structure seems to follow a pattern of '?dir=DIR1/DIR2/DIR3 etc, and you want to display a title of DIR1 - DIR2 - DIR3, the following code should suffice.

if ( isset( $_GET['dir'] ) )
{
  $explode = explode( '/', $_GET['dir'] );
  $dir_count = count( $explode );
  $title = '';
  $i = 1;

  foreach ( $explode as $k )
  {
    $suffix = ( $i == $dir_count ) ? '' : ' - '; // Seperate the directory names with -
    $title .= $k . $suffix;
    $i++;
  }
}

If you place this code before your title code (e.g. <title>COUR...</title>)

 

Then change your title code to <title><?= $title; ?></title>, it should work.

[astarmathsandphysics]

No I dont get a title at all

[astarmathsandphysics]

Experimenting with your code now

[astarmathsandphysics]

I can't make it work.

Not an expert even good programmer.

[Tom10]

Have you tried using preg_match / Regular Expressions to take GCSE and Biology out of the URL and then echo the result?

[astarmathsandphysics]

I will read up on that.

[CroNiX]

How about showing the code where you are generating your current titles? Very difficult to give accurate/good answers without that.

[astarmathsandphysics]

here is the title code

$_CONFIG['main_title'] = "A Star Maths and Physics Notes";

 

<title><?php if(EncodeExplorer::getConfig('main_title') != null) print EncodeExplorer::getConfig('main_title'); ?></title>

[raphael75]

Replace what you have with this:

if(isset($_GET['dir'])){

     echo '<title>' . $_GET['dir']  . '</title>';

}
else{
     echo '<title>A Star Maths and Physics Notes</title>';
}

[astarmathsandphysics]

Whey that works.

Well on the way now to saying bye to html