Ok, so my index.php has a php include for a header.php file. This header file contains the meta tag information and the style sheet information. Each other .php file I have also has the php include for the header. What I would like to do is to be able to set the <title>Title of page</title> on each individual page, (do this manually) but have that same title echoed in text at the top of the page. Is there a way to use my header.php file to find the title on the page it's included on, then echo that title as text later in the document.
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are you thinking hard? don't do it.
just do simple
your header.php
your anypage.phpCode:<title><?php echo $header;?></title>
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ok, so how does that work in this case..
<?php include("header .php") ?>
<header>
<title>The Title of my page</title>
</header>
<body>
<center>I want the title of my page printed here</center>
</body>
So I'm manually typing in the title for each page in the header information of each web page I create. Then I want to use that same title to echo the title at the top of the page as printed text. The header.php file is just basically code that I want on all of my pages. This way I don't have to keep adding it everytime I update or add another web page. Evenutally I will be using CSS to modify text on the pages so that's why I want to use my header.php to basically echo whatever I've set the title of the page to. I'm fairly new to php programming so thanks in advance for your patience.Comment
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is it that hard?
Code:<?php include("header.php"); $Title="The Title of my page"; ?> <header> <title><?php echo $Title;?></title> </header> <body> <center><?php echo $Title;?></center> </body>Comment
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Well, I feel dumb. My brain must have been on vacation. I'm also learning PHP as I go too so I think I was being more complicated than I needed to be. Thanks.Comment
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We all had that stage of feeling dumb :) keep learning :)Comment
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