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Entry title not being used for SEO page title #479

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andrewhawkes opened this issue May 2, 2024 · 6 comments
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Entry title not being used for SEO page title #479

andrewhawkes opened this issue May 2, 2024 · 6 comments
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@andrewhawkes
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Description

In the settings I have the default settings to use the entry title and site name:

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When creating a new entry, the title does not get used from the entry:

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I noticed this started happening after upgrading from v5.0.0-rc1

Steps to reproduce

  1. Add a new entry which has the SEO field
  2. The title of the entry is not used in the SEO title

Additional info

  • Craft version:
  • SEO version: v5.0.0-rc2
  • PHP version: 8.2.15
  • Database driver & version: MySQL 8.0.33
  • Other Plugins:
@scoch5
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scoch5 commented May 2, 2024

Hi,
i have the same problem!

@pascalminator
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Can confirm I have the same exact problem on two different sites running Craft 5.

@jasonlav
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jasonlav commented May 8, 2024

Changing it to {{ title }} to match {{ siteName }} does not appear to resolve the issue. Nor does {{ entry.title }}.

@jasonlav
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jasonlav commented May 8, 2024

After further investigation, it appears there are multiple issues contributing to the problem.

  1. The _getVariables method in SeoData.php only adds custom fields to the $variables array that compiles the title template. Adding the following snippet appends all native attributes of the entry to the $variables array.
foreach ($this->_element->attributes() as $attribute) {
  $variables[$attribute] = $this->_element->{$attribute};
}

However, it probably isn't the best practice to do this since there could easily be naming conflicts. Rather, it would be better to add element as a new attribute of the $variables array. The title token would then be {{ element.title }}.

if (!array_key_exists('element', $variables) && $this->_element)
  $variables['element'] = $this->_element;
  1. The _renderObjectTemplate method in SeoData.php doesn't appear to be accepting the variables passed in. I ended up changing:
$str = Craft::$app->view->renderObjectTemplate($template, $object);

To:

$str = Craft::$app->view->renderObjectTemplate($template, [], $object);

In my testing these changes work. However, I'm not familiar enough with Craft's Element model and renderObjectTemplate to recommend this solution, otherwise I would submit a pull request. Perhaps the maintainer of the plugin can weigh in.

Tam added a commit that referenced this issue May 29, 2024
Tam added a commit that referenced this issue May 29, 2024
@pascalminator
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This problem is fixed now with v5.0.0-rc3. Thank you @Tam

@ryanfoote
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I think I have this same issue with v4.2.2 of the plugin. Has anyone else running the same version run into this error?

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