Can I access the page title of a Custom Page within TeamRaiser?

Adam Kaye

Hello Convio Community.

 

Is it possible to access the page title of a Custom Page within TeamRaiser from within the page itself?

 

I'd like to display the page title like you can with the [[S24]] tag within PageBuilder, but I haven't been able to find a way to do so.

 

Does anybody know if this is possible?

 

The best approach I could think of was to strip the page title out of the <title> tag, but I'd prefer not to have to go to that trouble.

 

Thanks,

Adam

Brian Mucha

When we can't find a way to do things like this we sometimes use a session variable.

 

Set the title anywhere in the custom page with

 

[[U0:variable_name=Some+Title]]

 

And then read it using

 

[[S80:variable_name]]

 

Not sure if this will help in this instance.

Adam Kaye

Brian Mucha:

When we can't find a way to do things like this we sometimes use a session variable.

 

Set the title anywhere in the custom page with

 

[[U0:variable_name=Some+Title]]

 

And then read it using

 

[[S80:variable_name]]

 

Not sure if this will help in this instance.

Thank you very much for taking the time to response, Brian.

 

In this case, we were hoping to display the title of the custom TeamRaiser pages within a graphic banner across the top of the page, which is contained within the Page Wrapper.  I don't think your solution will do the trick this time, but I still appreciate your input.

 

Hope you're well.

 

Adam

Brian Mucha

Adam Kaye:

Thank you very much for taking the time to response, Brian.

 

In this case, we were hoping to display the title of the custom TeamRaiser pages within a graphic banner across the top of the page, which is contained within the Page Wrapper.  I don't think your solution will do the trick this time, but I still appreciate your input.

 

Hope you're well.

 

Adam

I'd give it a try. The order in which these process isn't always obvious. And even if you have to set it before you read it, you could always put the code for that banner at the bottom of the page and absolute position it where you want on top.

Adam Kaye

Brian Mucha:
I'd give it a try. The order in which these process isn't always obvious. And even if you have to set it before you read it, you could always put the code for that banner at the bottom of the page and absolute position it where you want on top.

Thanks again, Brian.



Hope you're well.



Adam

Brian Mucha

Adam Kaye:
Thanks again, Brian.



Hope you're well.



Adam

Back at ya, Adam! : )

 

Let us know if/how it works.