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Procedural File: metatags_info.php

Source Location: /metatags_info.php



Page Details:

XBS MetaTags page definition file

If you want to simplify the end user's installation of your module under XBS MetaTags then create this file and place in your module root directory. Once user has installed module, they can go to MetaTags - Admin - Update and the routine will pick up this file instead of searching through Xoops for relevent data. This means that you can put much more information for your module and include files that will get missed under adefault installation.

The format for the file is straightforward and similar to xoops_version.php

declare a variable metatags[] as follows: $metatags[1]['module'] = 'mod_name'; //must be same name as $modversion['name'] $metatags[1]['title'] = 'Page Title'; $metatags[1]['description'] = 'Page Description'; $metatags[1]['script_name'] = 'filename'; //name of script relative to your module directory e.g. mypage.php or /include/mypage.php $metatags[1]['keywords'] = 'keyword1,keyword2'; //manually set keywords $metatags[1]['maxkeys'] = <n>; //integer, maximum keywords to include in meta_keywords $metatags[1]['minkeylen'] = <n>; //integer, minimum word length to include word in keys list $metatags[1]['config'] = option; //one of 'db','textorder','leastorder','mostorder','xoops' - how to structure keywords

Simply repeat this block, incrementing the index for each file you want included in MetaTags Declaring no metatags array will have the effect of preventing your module being included in the Metatags database, something that is reasonable if you have no user side pages in your module.




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version:  1
copyright:  2006 Ashley Kitson, UK
author:  Ashley Kitson http://xoobs.net








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