Thread: Page Title Help Needed

Hi,did you get this resolved?
it is really weird, php code does not have effect in the template files (under skins/default/include or template)

Hi,
There may be a better way of doing it but I did it like this:

1. Find the big switch statement in program\include\rcmail_template.inc
2. Scroll thoruhg that switch statemtn untuil line 448, where you will hit this code:
else if ($object=='pagetitle')
{
$task = $this->task;
$title = !empty($this->config['product_name']) ? $this->config['product_name'].' :: ' : '';

if (!empty($this->pagetitle))
$title .= $this->pagetitle;
else if ($task == 'login')
$title = rcube_label(array('name' => 'welcome', 'vars' => array('product' => $this->config['product_name'])));
else
$title .= ucfirst($task);

return Q($title);
}

3. I simply replaced this with this:
else if ($object=='pagetitle')
{
$task = $this->task;
if ($task == 'login'){
$title = rcube_label(array('name' => 'welcome', 'vars' => array('product' => $this->config['product_name'])));
}
else{
$emailaddy=$_SESSION['username'];
$title=$emailaddy1." - Roundcube Webmail";
}
return Q($title);
}

Hope that helps. Cheers!

I realize I'm replying to an older thread, but hopefully a few of you will find this useful.

Based on rcmmm's code but with a few tweaks, here's what I came up with.

PHP Code:

if ($task == 'login'){
                    $title = rcube_label(array('name' => 'welcome', 'vars' => array('product' => $this->config['product_name'])));
                    }
                    else {
                        $titleP1 = "";
                        if (isset($_SESSION['username'])) {
                            $titleP1 = $_SESSION['username'];
                        } else {
                            $titleP1 = "Roundcube";
                        }
                        $title = $titleP1 . " - Webmail";
                    }
                    return Q($title); 


This takes the currently logged in user's name and sets it as the title, adding a "- Webmail", and if no user is logged in, it sets the title to Roundcube - Webmail.

My php skills are fairly limited, so any suggestions for improvement would be appreciated. I think this idea would be something worth adding to the next release.

I made a modification similar to the one showed by rcmmm to get the username in the title. I use Roundcube 0.3.1.

I added one line to program/include/rcube_template.php (see highlighted part):

/**
* Getter for the current page title
*
* @return string The page title
*/
public function get_pagetitle()
{
if (!empty($this->pagetitle)) {
$title = $this->pagetitle;
}
else if ($this->env['task'] == 'login') {
$title = rcube_label(array('name' => 'welcome', 'vars' => array('product' => $this->config['product_name'])));
}
else {
$title = ucfirst($this->env['task']);
}

$title.=" :: ".$_SESSION['username'];

return $title;
}