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- P A G E T I T L E M O D U L E
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- Original Author: Robert Douglass
- Current Maintainers: Nicholas Thompson and John Wilkins
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- DESCRIPTION:
- This module gives you control over the page title. It gives you the chance
- to provide patterns for how the title should be structured, and on node
- pages, gives you the chance to specify the page title rather than defaulting
- to the node title.
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- PERMISSIONS:
- This module defines the "set page title" and "administer page titles"
- permissions. The "set page title" permission determines whether a user will
- be able to edit the "Page title" field on node edit forms (if visible.) The
- "administer page titles" permission determines whether a user will be able to
- edit the "Page title" administration pages.
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- INSTALLATION:
- 1. Place the entire page_title directory into your Drupal modules/
- directory or the sites modules directory (eg site/default/modules)
- 2. Enable this module by navigating to:
- Administration > Modules
- At this point the Drupal install system will attempt to create the database
- table page_title. You should see a message confirming success or
- proclaiming failure. If the database table creation did not succeed,
- you will need to manually add the following table definition to your
- database:
- CREATE TABLE `page_title` (
- `type` varchar(15) NOT NULL default 'node',
- `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL default '0',
- `page_title` varchar(255) NOT NULL default '',
- PRIMARY KEY (`type`,`id`)
- );
- 3. Optionally configure the two variations of page title by visiting:
- Administration > Configuration > Search and metadata
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