PHP titles and URL's

[Dj Morri]

What I have to do in order to change descrptions using dynamic urls on PHP ? thank you for your help

[strategicrankings]

Hi Dj Morri,

can you be more explicit please. :) If you mean the same url but with different variables, then you could add a description field to the database table from which you are fetching the data and place that description in the description meta tag.

If its something else that you meant please explain more clearly.

:)

[SanDiegoSEO]

I would suggest something that checks the database for the information for the tag, and if nothing is present, create one dynamically or create a standard that goes, so they're never empty. This will allow you to create unique information for each page, but if you haven't got time to each and every page, you'll have some info there.

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[fathom]

Base on your "thread title' and the reference to 'php titles' - setup unique <title></title>inclusions for each page.

[paulhiles]

I like to use a composite title made from two or more sources.
One constant element might be your "sitename", another could be the "section-id" for example, and then the title (taken from your new content/article).
Running them all together creates your unique title.

[rogerd]

Whether you are talking about the page title or the meta description tag, the prescription is similar. The composite approach is the simplest and is particularly good for forums, shopping carts, and other software where you have little control over the page content. If you are looking at a CMS or similar app, it's nice to have the option of fields in the database that lets you create custom titles and descriptions.