How do I create a dynamic page title snippet?

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icebluedesigns Reply #1, 11 years, 9 months ago

I'm using PHP to get the [[*pagetitle]] and the if the title is "Home" I only want to return a title that is the [[++site_name]]. For all other pages, I want to return [[*pagetitle]] | [[++site_name]]. Attached is what I have, but it only outputs the [[*pagetitle]] | [[++site_name]] to all pages.

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Bruno17 Reply #2, 11 years, 9 months ago

you can use a output-filter:

[[*pagetitle:is=`Home`:then=`[[++site_name]]`:else=`[[*pagetitle]] | [[++site_name]]`]]

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Bruno17 Reply #3, 11 years, 9 months ago

if you snippet would look like that:

<?php

if ($currentPage == "Home") {
    return "[[++site_name]]";
}
else {
    return "[[*pagetitle]] | [[++site_name]]";
}

this should work:

[[yoursnippet? &currentPage=`[[*pagetitle]]`]]

or get the pagetitle inside your snippet with:

<?php

$currentPage = $modx->resource->get('pagetitle');

if ($currentPage == "Home") {
    return "[[++site_name]]";
}
else {
    return "[[*pagetitle]] | [[++site_name]]";
}

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