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Baseless
#1 Posted : Tuesday, July 26, 2011 7:18:41 AM(UTC)
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Hi
Have a couple of questions regarding the title management.
1. Is there any HTML Title inheritance built in? For example on would like item key as title but want the site name in the title for all pages. For example MyItem | MySite. If no, what is the API for it so that it can be manipulated directly in the view?

2. What exactly is content title good for? Is it to be able to expose a page variable to view content? If so, why does "@Page_Context.Current.HtmlMeta.ContentTitle" only give 'no definition' compilation errors?
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jifeng
#2 Posted : Tuesday, July 26, 2011 7:42:58 AM(UTC)
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1. Have not the function, also you can not changed the title value in a view. Because the html title is rendered on the top. But you can use the <title>@Page_Context.Current.HtmlMeta.HtmlTitle SiteName</title> instead of @Html.FrontHtml().HtmlTitle().

2.Where you got the "@Page_Context.Current.HtmlMeta.ContentTitle", it was changed to "@Page_Context.Current.ContentTitle", I think I forgot to make somewhere changed.
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Baseless
#3 Posted : Tuesday, July 26, 2011 8:18:18 AM(UTC)
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Ok thanks for the intel. I saw it in the Page settings tooltip for Content Title i think.
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#4 Posted : Tuesday, July 26, 2011 9:25:27 AM(UTC)
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Thanks.
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Baseless
#5 Posted : Saturday, August 06, 2011 5:20:16 AM(UTC)
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Code:
<title>@Page_Context.Current.HtmlMeta.HtmlTitle | @("SiteTitle".Label("SiteTitle", "Layout"))</title>


A follow up question. Given the code above it will generate some html tags as well as well as the label itself. Is there an alternative for this giving only the label text?
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BenGreene
#8 Posted : Tuesday, August 09, 2011 4:54:55 AM(UTC)
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Baseless,

There may be an easier way, but the following code will do the trick (assuming that label text with the right key already exists):

Code:
SiteLabel.GetElementRepository(Site.Current).Get("SiteTitle", "Layout", System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture.Name).Value
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jifeng
#6 Posted : Tuesday, August 09, 2011 9:50:15 AM(UTC)
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Baseless;4602 wrote:
Code:
<title>@Page_Context.Current.HtmlMeta.HtmlTitle | @("SiteTitle".Label("SiteTitle", "Layout"))</title>


A follow up question. Given the code above it will generate some html tags as well as well as the label itself. Is there an alternative for this giving only the label text?


The html tags is used to enable the inline editing. If the user have not the inline editing permission or you disable the inline editing function, it will not generate the html tags.
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Baseless
#7 Posted : Tuesday, August 09, 2011 9:58:55 AM(UTC)
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jifeng;4631 wrote:

The html tags is used to enable the inline editing. If the user have not the inline editing permission or you disable the inline editing function, it will not generate the html tags.


Yes but if label is used for title then html tags are never needed. I can ofcourse type the title in plain text but i feel it more strutcured to have all key text presented with labels.
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Baseless
#9 Posted : Tuesday, August 09, 2011 2:07:04 PM(UTC)
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BenGreene;4630 wrote:
Baseless,

There may be an easier way, but the following code will do the trick (assuming that label text with the right key already exists):

Code:
SiteLabel.GetElementRepository(Site.Current).Get("SiteTitle", "Layout", System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture.Name).Value


Thx for that, shall try it out.
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jifeng
#10 Posted : Monday, August 15, 2011 4:29:11 AM(UTC)
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HI Baseless and Ben:

I will add a new api for label without any inline-editing tag, the new api will be:

"".RawLabel()
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