I like to use custom tags for header/footer inclusion, because it is
easy and elegant for our non-CFers to use:
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<cf_MyHeadFoot metaTitle="TitleToAppearAtTopOfBrowser"
pageTitle="TitleToAppearInHTML"
metaDescription="DescriptionToGoInDescriptionMetaTag"
metaKeywords="KeywordsToGoInDescriptionMetaTag">
Body contents go here.
</cf_MyHeadFoot>
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However, if you want to use Verity to search the site, you lose the
page titles, since Verity extracts titles from the
<head><title>Title</title></head> HTML code.
There is a workaround, which almost defeats the easiness and elegance
of the custom tag:
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<cf_MyHeadFoot metaTitle="TitleToAppearAtTopOfBrowser"
pageTitle="TitleToAppearInHTML"
metaDescription="DescriptionToGoInDescriptionMetaTag"
metaKeywords="KeywordsToGoInDescriptionMetaTag">
<title>TitleToAppearAtTopOfBrowser</title> <--HERE'S THE WORKAROUND
Body contents go here.
</cf_MyHeadFoot>
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Is there a better way? Is there a way to hack Verity to understand
that my "metaTitle" attribute is an alternate source of the document
title? Is Verity not the way to go? Any ideas whatsoever? :)
Thanks,
Jamie
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