Meta_tag_title what is now wrong?

Hello,
Top of my browser i have meta_tag_title and trying to change that to something else.
Tried to use meta_tags.php and readed many answers to similar questions but seems no help for me :oops:
Only if im in admin section it wil read wel Zen Cart! page title,or anything else if i change it,but in my shop page(es) doesnt matter where i click on,wil always be on the top of my browser meta_tag_title

This is actualy in mine meta_tags.php file
// page title
define('TITLE', 'Zen Cart!');

// Site Tagline
define('SITE_TAGLINE', 'The Art of E-commerce');

Im Using 1.3.8 ver
costum template

Ty very much :bigups:

It's a little hard to say without seeing your site, but look in includes/languages/english/YOUR_TEMPLATE/index.php (where YOUR_TEMPLATE is the name of your custom template) and see what it says for the following lines:

Line #31 : define('HEADING_TITLE', 'Available Products'); 

Line #51 : define('HEADING_TITLE', 'Congratulations! You have successfully installed your Zen Cart™ E-Commerce Solution.'); 

Line #55 : define('HEADING_TITLE', 'Congratulations! You have successfully installed your Zen Cart™ E-Commerce Solution.'); 

Hello,
Sorry for late reply :unsure:,but here is where the problem was, only i dont know how it can be there

/includes/templates/template_default/common/html_header.php

on the line 24

Iw changed to title of mine website,tested all working fine til now hehe.
And my website is https://www.srpskasportskaprodavnica.com/zen (it wil be some time password protected probably because working on web)
Ty alot "afo" on reply and trying to help! :bigups:

Mambo,
You have hard-coded out a variable rather than fixing the variable where it is defined.
Whenever you see UPPERCASE_WITH_UNDERSCORE, it's a variable that should be defined where Mary Ellen said.
I'd suspect that you lost a single quote (') where the define statement's located.

dbltoe:

Mambo,
You have hard-coded out a variable rather than fixing the variable where it is defined.
Whenever you see UPPERCASE_WITH_UNDERSCORE, it's a variable that should be defined where Mary Ellen said.
I'd suspect that you lost a single quote (') where the define statement's located.

The problem is that real problem isnt solved on good and right way,but could not just ignore that meta_tag_title on my browser,so temporarly solution i have found wil be fixed on good and right way ofc.
Ty guys!
Cheers :cheers:

I tried to help you by posting where to look, but you chose to ignore me instead of responding.

afo:

I tried to help you by posting where to look, but you chose to ignore me instead of responding.
Afo i didnt ignored you and ofc. dont want to ignore noone special ppl like you who help.
I just didnt quote your message but second post is mentiod as answer on your reply :smile:
Tried to look there ofc. but nothing.

And if i miss something,its because im tired like a hell, so if i miss something no offense nothing on purpose!

Just to know i love Zen and you are great guys,this kind of support is hard to find! :hug:
Cheers

afo:

It's a little hard to say without seeing your site, but look in includes/languages/english/YOUR_TEMPLATE/index.php (where YOUR_TEMPLATE is the name of your custom template) and see what it says for the following lines:

Line #31 : define('HEADING_TITLE', 'Available Products');

Line #51 : define('HEADING_TITLE', 'Congratulations! You have successfully installed your Zen Cart™ E-Commerce Solution.');

Line #55 : define('HEADING_TITLE', 'Congratulations! You have successfully installed your Zen Cart™ E-Commerce Solution.');

This file does not contain Meta_tag_title

Actually if you look at meta_tags.php is **does not **either

Somewhere TITLE and SITE_TAGLINE are combined into Meta_Tag_Title but i cannot find it

Look in includes/modules/meta_tags.php. META_TAG_TITLE is built from various constants depending on the usage. If the constants are improperly built, the result is that the META_TAG_TITLE constant is displayed.

To find constants like that use admin>tools>developers toolkit