Hi Guys,

I'm sure this is very easy, but I just can't put my head around it.

I have three static links that I wish to point to the same page. The only thing that needs to change is the title in the header section.

Normally I would add the variable in question to the link, like www.company,com/page/?Title='sometitle' , perform a $_GET and be done with it. I just haven't figured out how to do it within the Silverstripe scheme (which I like by the way).

Many thanks,

Todd

I think you can do Sig's method like this:

so, mysite.com/about-us/cooltitle provides a custom $Title field. You can add more items to the array to make more fields, if you require it.

class Page extends SiteTree {
...
}

class Page_Controller extends ContentController {

function cooltitle() {
return array(
'Title' => 'yay'
);
}

}

Hope this helps!

Sean

Hi there,

You create cooltitle() in your Page.php file, then call it as contact-us/cooltitle

So, you can then go <a href="{$Link}cooltitle">Cool stuff</a> in the template (Page.ss).

contact-us is just a standard page. If contact-us uses a page type other than Page.php then you can put it on that one, otherwise just put it on Page.php.

Note that you can call cooltitle() on any page if you put it in Page.php, because everything inherits that.

Hope this helps!

Sean