change titie of view forum topic.

how can i change the title of forum topic view page.

i dont mean in url http://www.mysite.com/forum/

i mean in http://www.mysite.com/forum/topic/123456.htm

is it possible to change it in a way that is shows the title as

the topic name posted by user then mytext instead of ::orca forum.

Regards........ M.Chauhan U.K.
Quote · 24 Aug 2010

bump!!!!

 

this post was lost.

Regards........ M.Chauhan U.K.
Quote · 24 Aug 2010

Most likely not lost. I don't think anyone knows how. Considering most of the forum is not written in PHP. Anything having to do with orca or the flash apps will naturally have much less support available due to fewer developers able to work with the code. I myself don't touch either of them.

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Quote · 24 Aug 2010

 thanls for the answer daeno.

Most likely not lost. I don't think anyone knows how. Considering most of the forum is not written in PHP. Anything having to do with orca or the flash apps will naturally have much less support available due to fewer developers able to work with the code. I myself don't touch either of them.

 

Regards........ M.Chauhan U.K.
Quote · 24 Aug 2010

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Quote · 24 Aug 2010

 how ??

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Quote · 24 Aug 2010

if you are looking to change the TITLE in the Browsers Title Bar:

how ??

i know how~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 

 

/modules/boonex/forum/inc/header.inc.php

 

on or about line 26

$gcConf ['def_title'] = 'Orca : : Interactive Forum Script' ;

 

change that, then you need to manually dump the cache directory leaving intact the { .htaccess file } then dump the cache_public directory. clear your browsers cache, and see if the title has changed?

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Quote · 25 Aug 2010

 cheerz mate. but thats not what i am looking for.

i am looking for the one on view topic page which is normally like this

topic name :: orca forum

 

the one you are saying is forum home page title. i need forum topic view title.

 

if you are looking to change the TITLE in the Browsers Title Bar:

how ??

i know how~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

 

 

/modules/boonex/forum/inc/header.inc.php

 

on or about line 26

$gcConf ['def_title'] = 'Orca : : Interactive Forum Script' ;

 

change that, then you need to manually dump the cache directory leaving intact the { .htaccess file } then dump the cache_public directory. clear your browsers cache, and see if the title has changed?

 

Regards........ M.Chauhan U.K.
Quote · 25 Aug 2010

anyone have any more ideas about this...

Regards........ M.Chauhan U.K.
Quote · 8 Sep 2010

is this really that hard ??

Regards........ M.Chauhan U.K.
Quote · 12 Sep 2010

 

is this really that hard ??

Yes, it is.


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Quote · 12 Sep 2010

lol.

 

is this really that hard ??

Yes, it is.


 

Regards........ M.Chauhan U.K.
Quote · 12 Sep 2010

I am quite serious.

I spent a couple of hours on this. I found where to change the title, but i cannot figure out how to get the name of the member that started the topic. So i am at a loss. If the forum was written in PHP and not XSL i could easly be able to do it.

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Quote · 12 Sep 2010

hey daeno, i know u r an expert.

if you are saying its hard. it must be bloody hard.

i dint get what you mean by name of member who started the topic ?? what are you trying to do ??

i think i have seen user name somewhere in forum.

I am quite serious.

I spent a couple of hours on this. I found where to change the title, but i cannot figure out how to get the name of the member that started the topic. So i am at a loss. If the forum was written in PHP and not XSL i could easly be able to do it.

 

Regards........ M.Chauhan U.K.
Quote · 12 Sep 2010

 

hey daeno, i know u r an expert.

if you are saying its hard. it must be bloody hard.

i dint get what you mean by name of member who started the topic ?? what are you trying to do ??

i think i have seen user name somewhere in forum.

I am quite serious.

I spent a couple of hours on this. I found where to change the title, but i cannot figure out how to get the name of the member that started the topic. So i am at a loss. If the forum was written in PHP and not XSL i could easly be able to do it.

 

As in your first post.

how can i change the title of forum topic view page.

i dont mean in url http://www.mysite.com/forum/

i mean in http://www.mysite.com/forum/topic/123456.htm

is it possible to change it in a way that is shows the title as

the topic name posted by user then mytext instead of ::orca forum.

You wanted the name of the poster next to the topic name did you not??

Well, that is the name of member who started the topic.

So, name of member who started topic translates to posted by user. Which is what you want unless i am not understanding you.

And it might not be hard to anyone who has a good understanding of XSL. To me it is. I work with PHP not XSL. As do most of the developers here.


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Quote · 12 Sep 2010

@ daeno

i think you misunderstood me mate. or i am sorry if i didnt explain it properly.

ok i will send you a message right now with two links which will explain more what i am trying to achieve..

Regards........ M.Chauhan U.K.
Quote · 12 Sep 2010

 

@ daeno

i think you misunderstood me mate. or i am sorry if i didnt explain it properly.

ok i will send you a message right now with two links which will explain more what i am trying to achieve..

So you want Topic Name - My Text


I though i had the location to change that, but after testing, it did not work. So back to the drawing board.





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Quote · 12 Sep 2010

i know you are a very busy man. please have a look for it whenever possible.

is it actually possible to change ??. as you might have seen on that link my site is about bollywood movies.

so instead of using ::Orca Forum after topic name i want it to display my own text.

for example topic name :: watch free latest bollywood movies.

or it will be even better if i can change it to watch 'topic name' free online.

is this possible by any chance ???

 

regards

 

mchauhan

Regards........ M.Chauhan U.K.
Quote · 12 Sep 2010

If your looking to have different text for each topic title, then most likley no.

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Quote · 12 Sep 2010

Ok. I have to give up on this. Nothing i try seems to do anything.

Ugg, i hate orca with a passion.

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Quote · 12 Sep 2010

Maybe this will help you.....Look here.

modules/boonex/forum/integrations/base/langs/en.php

 

Line 12         'Orca Forum' => ':: Orca Forum',

Line 173       'add this to title' => ' :: Orca Forum ',

 

 

And Here

 

modules/boonex/forum/inc/header.inc.php

 

Line 26      $gConf['def_title'] = 'Orca :: Interactive Forum Script';

 

 

 

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Quote · 13 Sep 2010

I did all that.

But for some reason, recompiling languages, clearing cache, and whatever else i could think of, the change would not take affect.

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Quote · 13 Sep 2010

woohoo.. u r a star mate.

yes it is line 173 in en.php

 

thanks for you help.

thanks for looking for it daeno.

Maybe this will help you.....Look here.

modules/boonex/forum/integrations/base/langs/en.php

 

Line 12         'Orca Forum' => ':: Orca Forum',

Line 173       'add this to title' => ' :: Orca Forum ',

 

 

And Here

 

modules/boonex/forum/inc/header.inc.php

 

Line 26      $gConf['def_title'] = 'Orca :: Interactive Forum Script';

 

 

 

 

Regards........ M.Chauhan U.K.
Quote · 13 Sep 2010
 
 
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