Hello all

I have been messing with this for almost 2 days now... hate it when I can't figure out something... hurts my ego

I have a website that I am trying to make the TITLE meta tag read the specific store and cash back offered (There are about 700 stores).

The page is doen in PHP and calls header.php, common.php, store-rating.php and footer.php... in case that matters.

My title coding looks like this:

<title>URL-Here.com - Save up to <?=$fetch_arr['cashback']?> when you shop 
at <?=$website[0]?></title>

I am getting the PHP right from a page that shows:

<tr>
<td colspan="2" align="left">Use URL-Here.com every time you shop online at 
<a href="<?=$user_link?>" 
target=_blank style="text-decoration:underline"><b><?=$website[0]?></b></a> 
to earn a  
<?=$fetch_arr['cashback']?>  cash back discount. </td>
</tr>

BUT, it is not displaying how I'd like it to. Any ideas?

Thanks,

Rob

Whats with the = symbol?

Also try to use <?php not <?

have you tried
<?php echo"$website[0]"; ?> Rather than
<?=$website[0]?>


Dont forget inline php will still need semi colons to end lines;

@lynxus The = is a shortcut to print()

@hummertom My guess is that the $website variable is initialized later in your page.
Try to find where it's done, and use the same code for your print.
Example:

PHP Code:

<?php
//... stuff here
$website=$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']
//...more stuff

Then in your header use

PHP Code:

<?php
$website=$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']
?>
<title>URL-Here.com - Save up to <?=$fetch_arr['cashback']?> when you shop 
at <?=$website[0]?></title>

Originally Posted by tripy

@lynxus The = is a shortcut to print()

The more you know aye