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  1. #1
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    Default Changing Page Name

    Hello, I'm trying to change the name on 'page 2' on the home page. I've done exactly what it says in the help guides and my content is showing when you click page 2 on the home page but it still says page 2 not the name I have given it.

    Any help would be appreciated.

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    Default Re: Changing Page Name

    I'm not sure what it says in the tutorials, but if you go to Admin - Tools - Developers Tool Kit and search for 'page 2' you'll see all the places where that's defined.

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    Default Re: Changing Page Name

    Hello, thanks for the reply. I went into includes/languages/english/html_includes/classic/define_page_2.php as it says in define pages I did change the text on the file but it stayed as page 2. In the help tutorials it says:

    To change the name of page_2, page_3 or page_4

    open the appropriate file includes -> languages -> ENGLISH -> page_?.php

    make the changes to fit your needs
    define('NAVBAR_TITLE', 'Page ?');
    define('HEADING_TITLE', 'Page ?');
    then save the file to

    includes -> languages -> ENGLISH -> CUSTOM -> page_?.php and upload to your server.


    There is no CUSTOM folder and if I try to make one it only comes up as a page not a folder. So I don't know if this is what is going wrong.

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    Default Re: Changing Page Name

    "CUSTOM" refers to the name of your custom template. For example, if you use the Apple Zen template, then replace "CUSTOM" in the instructions with "apple_zen". Check the includes/templates folder for the correct name to use.

    Other times, you may see terms like "MYTEMPLATE" or ""TEMPLATE" instead of "CUSTOM" used to refer you to your template folder.

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    red flag Re: Changing Page Name

    I believe that you must change the 'page_?' in the:
    \includes\languages\english\page_?.php files. Do this in page_2.php, page_3.php and page_4.php. (If your changing all three names).

    define('NAVBAR_TITLE', 'PUT PAGE NAME HERE');
    define('HEADING_TITLE', 'PUT PAGE NAME HERE');


    as well as the \includes\languages\english.php file.
    define('BOX_INFORMATION_PAGE_2', 'PUT PAGE NAME HERE');
    define('BOX_INFORMATION_PAGE_3', 'PUT PAGE NAME HERE');
    define('BOX_INFORMATION_PAGE_4', 'PUT PAGE NAME HERE');



    I've done this and it works fine.

    Hope this helps!
    Daniel Osko

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    Default Re: Changing Page Name

    It is better to follow the tutorial and change in the custom template instead. If you are using the default template, then that will be custom template's name "classic", otherwise you need to use the name of the template you are using.
    I no longer provide installation support on forum for all my modules. However, if there are real bugs with the modules please feel free to contact me

 

 

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