How do I replace default META info

hii..

When we create any custom vbulletin powered page, it adds the default META info for it as the headinclude template is added to it.

How do I replace the default META info in the templates with different tags to suit the pages content.

Thanks

Hello,

here you can find an example of how to setup custom metas: help.. google duplicate tags description

Thanks for the reply sir.

But is there a way to define the metainfo in the page code itself, so that it works even if one does not have vbseo.

thanks

The modification described in that thread doesn't require vBSEO.

oh okay, that variable confused me.

But sir, how will it work for custom pages. It nowhere mentions a page name.

See, for example, I have a page "links.php" and I want its own metainfo (not default vb's), It also has its own sub-pages that would require their own metainfo.

And editing headinclude template for such a small thing doesn't look good. Is there no way that we can do it by simply adding some code in links.php itself (and not by editing templates or creating plugins at global hook)

thanks

There is an example for calendar page below in that thread. If you don't want to modify the template, you should create additional plugin to modify the output content on-the-fly.

alright, i am trying this. But I have no idea why my plugin is not working AT ALL.

I am trying to create the plugin at global_start.. i even tried to throw a error, but it didn't. I am sure the plugin is active. Any other hook is working fine except global_start. Tried on two boards.

thanks

gobal_complete will probably be better, that why all the content is rendered at that point and you can replace it via the plugin

Originally Posted by briansol

gobal_complete will probably be better, that why all the content is rendered at that point and you can replace it via the plugin

doing so gives me an error:-

Fatal error: Call to a member function query_first() on a non-object in /home/public_html/includes/functions.php(5586) : eval()'d code on line 3

I also tried query_read

thanks

Try $db->query_read

Originally Posted by Michael Biddle

Try $db->query_read

ya i did and i mentioned that.