How to add sitename to title

[OllieMackJames]

How can I add the domain name to the end of this:

<title><?php echo $page->get("seo_title|title"); ?></title>

par example: seo_title = Wonderful Catchy Thingies then the ouput will be: <title>Wonderful Catchy Thingies</title>

And I want it to be: <title>Wonderful Catchy Thingies | Mydomainname.com</title>

Thanks!

 

[alxndre]

Assuming you want this in the current template and you want the root domain , your code should be :

<title><?php echo $page->get("seo_title|title") . " | " . $pages->get('/')->httpUrl; ?>

[OllieMackJames]

Thanks Alxndre', I need one stepmore, cause this adds the Url as in like: https://www.domainname.com

I have now done it like this:

<title><?php echo $page->get("seo_title|title"); ?> | Domainname.com</title>

I think this will work for me, I hardly ever do any of this html coding, hence the noob question.

Once again Alxndr' thanks for thinking along!

 

 

[ottogal]

Try this:

<title><?php echo $page->get("seo_title|title") . " | " . $config->httpHost; ?>

See  https://processwire.com/api/variables/config/

[szabesz]

@OllieMackJames Are you looking for something like these?

<?php echo parse_url($page->httpURL,PHP_URL_HOST); ?>

or

 <?php echo $config->httpHost ?>

@ottogal was faster than me

[fbg13]

You could just add your own option in config.php

$config->prefix_sitename = 'my site name';
$config->prefix_title_separator = ' - ';

And use like this:

<title><?php echo $page->title . $config->prefix_title_separator . $config->prefix_sitename ?></title>

 

[OllieMackJames]

2 hours ago, ottogal said:

Try this:

<title><?php echo $page->get("seo_title|title") . " | " . $config->httpHost; ?>

See  https://processwire.com/api/variables/config/

Thanks ottogal, taht is one step forward, it now shows www.domainnam.com - I want just Domainname.com

[OllieMackJames]

2 hours ago, szabesz said:

@OllieMackJames Are you looking for something like these?

<?php echo parse_url($page->httpURL,PHP_URL_HOST); ?>

or

 <?php echo $config->httpHost ?>

@ottogal was faster than me

HI szabesz, thanks, <?php echo parse_url($page->httpURL,PHP_URL_HOST); ?> gives me the www variant as well.

Just now saw the reply from fbg13, which gives me exactly what I need, thanks!

[OllieMackJames]

17 minutes ago, fbg13 said:

You could just add your own option in config.php

$config->prefix_sitename = 'my site name';
$config->prefix_title_separator = ' - ';

And use like this:

<title><?php echo $page->title . $config->prefix_title_separator . $config->prefix_sitename ?></title>

 

This is the one! Added the 2 lines to my config.php and added this:

<title><?php echo $page->get("seo_title|title") . $config->prefix_title_separator . $config->prefix_sitename; ?></title>

Works like a charm, thanks fbg13!

[ottogal]

Make the file  /site/config.php  temporarily writeable and add this line:

$config->httpHost = 'domainname.com';

You can also add a "Whitelist" with the variants you want to allow in this way:

$config->httpHosts = array('yourdomain.com', 'www.yourdomain.com');

 

[OllieMackJames]

Thanks ottogal, that one also works, much appreciated.