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Catalog::GetDepartmentName($_GET['DepartmentId']);
if (isset ($_GET['Page']) && ((int)$_GET['Page']) > 1)
$page_title .= ' - Page ' . ((int)$_GET['Page']);
}
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elseif (isset ($_GET['ProductId']))
{
$page_title = 'TShirtShop: ' .
Catalog::GetProductName($_GET['ProductId']);
}
else
{
if (isset ($_GET['Page']) && ((int)$_GET['Page']) > 1)
$page_title .= ' - Page ' . ((int)$_GET['Page']);
}
return $page_title;
}
4. Update presentation/templates/store_front.tpl like this:




rel="stylesheet" />

5. Load a page other than the front page in TShirtShop and notice its new, customized page title, which is
highlighted in Figure 7-5 (the title of the front page remains the same).
Figure 7-5. Creating customized product titles
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How It Works: Creating Page Titles
In this exercise, we updated the StoreFront class to use data gathered using the GetDepartmentName(),
GetCategoryName(), and GetProductName() of the Catalog class to build the wanted titles for the department,
category, and product pages. The Smarty template was also updated to display the newly built title instead
of the default one.


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