Custom Meta Tags

[freakystreak]

I have managed to get a custom page to work as I need. Has anyone been able to adapt the header.tpl page to allow for meta tags to be custom and not generated through the admin? I need to have custom meta tags for title, description and keywords. Searched through google and the forum here but can't seem to find someone who has attempted this or managed to do it.

 

Thanks

[freakystreak]

Managed to solve this myself. If anyone wants to know how to do it then just let me know. 

[Mando]

I'm interested by knowing how you did that, since I encounter the same issue and cannot solve it for the moment.

[Mando]

Since I had a stroke of genius last night, I found a solution, so I'll give it for whoever fells on this thread and needs a solution :

 

You just have to modify the Tools class, and add at the end of the getMetaTags() function something like :

 

For a fixed page :

 elseif(strpos($_SERVER['PHP_SELF'],'blog.php'))
            {
                    $row = array();
                    $row['meta_title'] = 'My title - '.Configuration::get('PS_SHOP_NAME');
                    $row['meta_description'] = 'My meta_description';
                    $row['meta_keywords'] = 'My meta_tags';
                    return self::completeMetaTags($row, $row['meta_title'], $row['meta_description'], $row['meta_keywords']);
            }

If these are dynamic pages (say, articles of the blog) :

  elseif ($id_article = self::getValue('id_article'))
            {
                $row = Db::getInstance(_PS_USE_SQL_SLAVE_)->getRow('
                SELECT `post_meta_title`, `post_meta_description`, `post_meta_keywords`
                FROM `'._DB_PREFIX_.'my_blog`
                WHERE id_lang = '.(int)($id_lang).' AND id_pl_blog_post = '.(int)($id_article));
                if ($row)
                {
                    $row['meta_title'] = $row['post_meta_title'].' - Article from '.Configuration::get('PS_SHOP_NAME').'\'s blog';
                    $row['meta_description'] = $row['post_meta_description'];
                    $row['meta_keywords'] = $row['post_meta_keywords'];
                    return self::completeMetaTags($row, $row['meta_title'], $row['meta_description'], $row['meta_keywords']);
                }
            }

And here we are, we can have meta_datas corresponding our pages, fixed or dynamics, and not default ones. Google likes it.

[Mecadisc]

Thanks So much guy You saved my life, if you want this work on 1.6 version you have to put it in Meta.php (classes Path).

 

Have a nice day.

Edited October 4, 2016 by Mecadisc (see edit history)