[RESOLVED] Is it possible to somehow have a different page title for search queries?

[pp4sale]

Is it possible to somehow have a different header for search queries using php?

For example would it be possibel to have two different page titles for these two queries:

/search.php?search_state=Andalucia (title property for sale in Andalucia)

/search.php?search_state=Malaga (title property for sale in Malaga)

Thanks

[redrage]

do an if statement at the begining of the page if i understand what you want to do correctly

if ($_GET[serach_state]) == "Malaga") 
{
    echo "<title>property for sale in Malaga</title>";

} else if ($_GET[serach_state]) == "Andalucia") {
    echo "<title>property for sale in Andalucia</title>";
}

[Exod]

$query = $_GET['search_state'];
echo "title property for sale in ".$query;

I'd do it this way.

[bradgrafelman]

I'd probably do it more like...

$query = isset($_GET['search_state']) ? $_GET['search_state'] : '');
echo '<title>Search Query: ' . htmlentities($query) . '</title>';

[pp4sale]

The last post worked a treat - thank you!!!

[pp4sale]

Sorry one last question for bradgrafelman - is it possible to add something like:

$query = isset($GET['search_state']) ? $GET['search_state'] : else ($_GET['search_country']) ? $GET['search_country'] '');

Is something like that possible in case only a country was selected and not a region?

[bradgrafelman]

Sort of - if you're trying to compact it using the ternary operator, it'd be more like this:

$query = isset($_GET['search_state']) ? $_GET['search_state'] : (isset($_GET['search_country']) ? $_GET['search_country'] : '');