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  • iaweb Friend
    #938298

    I installed the Events Booking Module on the Front Page and somehow it overwrites the actual Browser Title with " EVENT CATEGORIES" … (see attachment) whatever I try to do to remove this again, the only way it goes away is when I disable the Module…

    Any idea where this overwrite is located and how to disable it?

    Thanks


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    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #938319

    Hi
    Did u added the Browser page title from Menu options > Page display > Browser page title ?
    Also check the same with default Joomla template and see if this issue is same with default Joomla templates like protostar/Beez3 .

    iaweb Friend
    #938666

    It was working fine before I published the Module, even if I add the Browser Page title it still shows Event Categories…

    It does not happen when I use the Beez3 Template, as than it does not use the Joomlart Override, but in JA Events 2, there is a html overwrite for the Events Booking Module and somewhere there inside must be something written which overwrites the Browser Title. I searched inside the code, but could not find it…

    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
    #938711
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    iaweb Friend
    #938926
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    Pankaj Sharma Moderator
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    iaweb Friend
    #939226
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    Ninja Lead Moderator
    #939280

    @iaweb: That’s a custom from com_eventbooking component on your site and you can fix this bug with my solution below

    • Open components/com_eventbooking/helper/html.php file and find prepareDocument function and remove script
      if ($pageTitle)
          {
              if ($siteNamePosition == 0)
              {
                  $document->setTitle($pageTitle);
              }
              elseif ($siteNamePosition == 1)
              {
                  $document->setTitle(JFactory::getConfig()->get('sitename') . ' - ' . $pageTitle);
              }
              else
              {
                  $document->setTitle($pageTitle . ' - ' . JFactory::getConfig()->get('sitename'));
              }
          }

    Hope it helps

    iaweb Friend
    #939372

    That did the trick, thank you very much!

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