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I have asked this before but didnt get an answer and would like to find a way to do this. My Product Index pages are getting indexed well in SE's but all have the identical title ==> Linux CD Shop - Product Index. This is for all letters A to Z. As I have found by placing the actual HTML code for product index at the bottom of all my pages SE's like Yahoo are picking up on it. But... I would like to make each "Title" unique.
Is this possible in CCP6? To make Linux CD Shop - Product Index - A so on and so....
Also I see in HTML code that it uses the default keywords and description. Now, It would be very nice to be able to display a unique set of keywords and description for each of these pages. Possibly just the Cats that display these products? Is this possible?
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Hi Mike did you manage to solve you problem, because I too am trying to change me product index from a,b,c... to a colour index using words eg Blue, Green, Yellow etc.
If you have I'd really love some help on this as I have managed to locate the prodidx code and the product navigation at the top menu
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Does anyone have any suggestions how to change this - as we'd like to use the Product Index to list manufacturers rather then a,b,c etc
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Hi have found a solution to adding the letters into the product index titles.
I have adapted code from this post about changing titles & descriptions so they are unique.
If you replace your current title code with something like below it should work.
Look specifically at the prodidx case
<?php //Script for custom titles where generic titles are used $proddisp = $this->globals('ecom.prod_proddetail'); $prodname = $this->xhtml_encode($proddisp['name']); $ref = $_GET['ref']; switch ($ns_id) { case 'emailfriend': print "<title>Tell a friend about: $prodname</title>"; break; case 'viewcart': print "<title>Current Shopping Cart Contents</title>"; break; case 'contact': print "<title>Contact Us</title>"; break; case 'prodidx': //Note if SEO is not turned on then the line below should be: if($ref == "") if($ref == "KHXCseo") { //this displays default product index title when clicked on from menu print "<title>Product Index</title>"; } else { //this displays product index title with letter added when a letter is clicked on print "<title>Product Index: $ref</title>"; } break; default: print "<title>$metatitle</title>"; } ?>
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