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Post Title - Blogsphere Bug resolved

04/02/2008 7:16 PM By Keith Strickland

OK, I posted a discussion post over on OpenNTF in the BlogSphere project about the Post title not showing up in Google Analytics. This happened after I upgraded to the 3.0.1 B8a version of BlogSphere and I moved my Google Analytics code over to the Configuration document. Well last night I got to thinking about where in the header the title tag showed up. So I got to looking and the title tag was at the very bottom of the head tag (hope that makes sense). I modified the RenderEngine.Blog lotusscript library, RenderEngineBlogHTMLHeader function. I moved this code up above all the script tags:

If permaLinkDoc Is Nothing Then
    RenderedText = RenderedText + ""+configDoc.cfg_basic_BlogName(0)+"" + Chr(13)
Else
    RenderedText = RenderedText + ""+configDoc.cfg_basic_BlogName(0)+" :: "+PermalinkDoc.EntryTitle(0) + PermalinkDoc.AlbumName(0) + PermalinkDoc.PhotoTitle(0) +"" + Chr(13)
End If

This seems to have corrected the problem and all the visits from today are now showing the post title.


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