I have implemented the advanced title tag to a site (products.php) with the following code...

<?php $pno = (isset($_GET['pg']) && is_numeric($_GET['pg'])) ? (int)$_GET['pg'] : 1; $pagenumber = ' page ' . $pno; ?>
<title><?php
if(!empty($pagetitle) && $pno == 1) {print $pagetitle;}
else if(!empty($pagetitle) && $pno != 1){print $pagetitle . $pagenumber;}
else if(!empty($sectionname) && $pno == 1) {print $sectionname . ' | ' . $sitename;}
else if(!empty($sectionname) && $pno != 1) {print $sectionname . ' | ' . $sitename . $pagenumber;}
else if($pno == 1) {print $allpagestitle;}
else {print $allpagestitle . $pagenumber;} ?></title>

My question is... On Sub categories, how can this be rewritten to show the category name of the category above WITH the current category?
i.e. CATEGORYNAME | CATEGORYABOVE
Kind of like a Cheese Spreads Category and the subcategory name is Smoked... the title would read "Smoked | Cheese Spreads | Etc."



Tim Gorski

Hi Tim, I would think you need to print $topsection, can you post your question on this post where the code came from https://www.ecommercetemplates.com/support/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=105972

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