Use ucfirst in a title

[paulmagm]

   'title' => "{$page['content_slug']} ({$page['content_title']}) ",

Can someone help me how to insert the ucfirst in this line?
 

Thank you for your help.

[jarvis]

Is it not possible to do something like:

$content_slug = ucfirst($page['content_slug']);
$content_title = ucfirst($page['content_title']);
'title' => "{$content_slug} ({$content_title})",

Maybe a better option but I'd convert them first, then insert them. 

[paulmagm]

Thanks make sense. But crashed my site. But why? This is the hole context then.

  $data = [
            $content_slug = ucfirst($page['content_slug']);
            $content_title = ucfirst($page['content_title']);
            'title' => "{$content_slug} ({$content_title}) ",
            'meta.description' => $description,
            'page' => $page,
        ];

        return $app->render($template, $data);
    }

 

[jarvis]

Because of the semi-colon at the end of each declaration and those being declared inside $data.

You would need to move them outside like so:

$content_slug = ucfirst($page['content_slug']);
$content_title = ucfirst($page['content_title']);
$data = [
	'title' => "{$content_slug} ({$content_title}) ",
	'meta.description' => $description,
	'page' => $page,
];
return $app->render($template, $data);
}

 

[Phi11W]

How about something like this? 

'title' => sprintf( '%s %s', ucfirst( $page['content_slug'] ), ucfirst( $page['content_title'] ) ), 

Regards, 
   Phill  W. 

[paulmagm]

32 minutes ago, jarvis said:

Because of the semi-colon at the end of each declaration and those being declared inside $data.

You would need to move them outside like so:

$content_slug = ucfirst($page['content_slug']);
$content_title = ucfirst($page['content_title']);
$data = [
	'title' => "{$content_slug} ({$content_title}) ",
	'meta.description' => $description,
	'page' => $page,
];
return $app->render($template, $data);
}

 

That works now. Thank you very much!

[ginerjm]

  'title' => ucfirst($page['content_slug']) . ' ' . ucfirst($page['content_title']),

 

[paulmagm]

And here?        

 breadcrumb_add('page', $page['content_slug']);

i have to learn more php. too much ' for a frontend developer.

[ginerjm]

Huh?

[paulmagm]

2 hours ago, paulmagm said:

And here?        

 breadcrumb_add('page', $page['content_slug']);

i have to learn more php. too much ' for a frontend developer.

I'm not able to add ucfirst in this line without crashing the hole website.

[ginerjm]

What exactly does 'crashing' mean to you/us?  Are you getting an error message?  Do you have error reporting enabled?

You are calling a function with two arguments.  What does the function do? It doesn't appear to return anything so why do you not use the ucfirst function on the 2 args before you use them in the function calll?  That is what I would do.  Or I would use the function on each of the args in the call.

Show us this code that is 'crashing' your hole(?) website.

[ginerjm]

 breadcrumb_add('Page', ucfirst($page['content_slug']));

The first argument I simply made a change to.  The second arg I added the function to the var you were passing into the function.  Pretty simple, huh?  Of course I am assuming that your var is actually a string.  Correct?

[paulmagm]

8 hours ago, ginerjm said:

 breadcrumb_add('Page', ucfirst($page['content_slug']));

The first argument I simply made a change to.  The second arg I added the function to the var you were passing into the function.  Pretty simple, huh?  Of course I am assuming that your var is actually a string.  Correct?

Now it works. Thank you very much!

[ginerjm]

Did you learn anything from what I did?

[paulmagm]

yes, thanks!

[ginerjm]

HTH