Package title

Steve_B

If a package you maintain uses the <title>tag, you may now make a better looking title by inserting some '/' characters, allowing the title to be exploded into a breadcrumb display. So <title>Services/Keurig</title>

will result in $pgtitle = array("Services", "Keurig") which will in turn generate the breadcrumb display:

Services / Keurig

Perhaps not the most obvious way to do it perhaps, but it is at least compatible with existing internal and external packages.

BBcan177

Thanks Steve,

Is it possible to remove the word "Package" from the Title array for XML (pkg_edit.php)
Package / pfBlockerNG / General

Other PHP based pages are ok:
pfBlockerNG / Update

I also notice when using XML (pkg.php) that the breadcrumb doesn't display at all…

Note: The breadcrumb will also add the **<tab></tab>**that is marked with <active></active>(See 'General' added to the breadcrumb above), so Its probably best to have the package <title> field the same for every XML file for a particular package. Update: Actually, to keep it consistent, "Package" should probably reference the Menu that the package is install in… So for pfBlockerNG that should be "Firewall". The Cron package should have "Services / Cron / Settings" but its currently "Cron / Settings"</title>

jdillard

@BBcan177:

Actually, to keep it consistent, "Package" should probably reference the Menu that the package is install in… So for pfBlockerNG that should be "Firewall". The Cron package should have "Services / Cron / Settings" but its currently "Cron / Settings"

I am working on the Cron package today (so that I can move on to Suricata), I can take a look at that.

BBcan177

@Steve_B:

<title>Services/Keurig</title>

will result in $pgtitle = array("Services", "Keurig") which will in turn generate the breadcrumb display:

Services / Keurig

Would probably be best to add gettext() to the title array?

For XML Based files, if you remove "Package", then in the <title>field, pkg maintainers can add the appropriate Menu/Package name… <title>Firewall/pfBlockerNG</title>

Edit: I see the code that you added an if/else, So its ok as is ;) (apart from the gettext)