[Claude Dagenais]

Hi,
Is it possible to create a filter to change the page title when I do a search in a category?
I would like to have instead of “category » page name” just the category displayed – I don’t use the page name anywhere in the site.
I can see that I can do the exact contrary and just display the page name in the SEO settings of connections and I see that all this is manage by the class.seo.php line 358 and following but I cannot figure how to filter it just to have the category in the title.
Here is an example (in French) http://staging.infosutton.com/bottin/?cn-cat=182
In this example we would like the title to be just “Activités” not “Activités » Bottin”
Tx

[Steven Zahm]

@ Claude

Presently there really is no way to do what you what … well, you could hook into the core WordPress the_title filter just like Connections does but at a priority greater than 10 and then check for the Connections category and alter the title accordingly. So for instant gratification, you could do that.

In version 8.5.15, I added the cn_page_title filter which you could hook into when it is released. The you can simply check the title pieces array for the category key and change the title accordingly.

Hope that helps!

[Claude Dagenais]

Thanks, 8.5.15 will be release soon I guess so I’ll wait for it. Could you give me an example how to filter with the new cn_page_title filter to achieve what I want?
tx

[Steven Zahm]

@ Claude

re: Could you give me an example how to filter with the new cn_page_title filter to achieve what I want?

add_filter( 'cn_page_title', 'cn_page_title_claude', 10, 5 );

function cn_page_title_claude( $title, $pieces, $separator, $original, $id ) {

    if ( isset( $pieces['term-category-name'] ) && ! empty( $pieces['term-category-name'] ) ) {

        $title = $pieces['term-category-name'];
    }

    return $title;
}

That should do it.

[Claude Dagenais]

You are the best sir. Thank you!

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