Unique Title and meta description for each page for SEO

[bibi]

Hi All,

Is there any easy way to implement this unicity (Unique Title and meta description for each page for SEO )for each page of the website?

Thanks

PS:i'm using the konakart 4.2

[bibi]

Really, no way? 

best regards

[bibi]

Hi

I've found a way to do it without much effort, i didnt take time to test all the pages (if problems i will update the post) i would like to share it with you all

1 Change the getKKAppEng() function of the BaseAction.java
2 Modify de setPageTitle(), setMetaDescription(), setMetaKeywords() functions with the following
        kkAppEng.setPageTitle(getCatMessage(request, kkAppEng.getPageTitle()));
        kkAppEng.setMetaDescription(getCatMessage(request, kkAppEng.getMetaDescription()));
        kkAppEng.setMetaKeywords(getCatMessage(request, kkAppEng.getMetaKeywords()));
3 Recompile

4 Adding on the current JSP the following portion of code
will do the job
       <% kkEng.setPageTitle("my.titleforthecurrentjsp");%>
my.titleforthecurrentjsp is the index key of the message catalog u want to set


I didnt check yet the meta keywords, but i will update if any problem detected

It take some time for the generated class to stabilize for the accurate  title, but it work fine now



PS: problem may arise on the performance side, i will check that too

Best regards

[bibi]

Sorry for misguidance

only this on each struts action class called by the jsp is enough and functional

1 Modify de setPageTitle(), setMetaDescription(), setMetaKeywords() functions with the following
        kkAppEng.setPageTitle(getCatMessage(request, "seo.mytitle.title"));
        kkAppEng.setMetaDescription(getCatMessage(request, "seo.mydescription.description"));
        kkAppEng.setMetaKeywords(getCatMessage(request, "seo.mykeywords.keywords"));
2 Recompile
3 replace your konakart_custom.jar from the /lib

[lrkwz]

Sorry but I cannot understand your solution: you are simply using

seo.mytitle.title
seo.mydescription.description
seo.mykeywords.keywords

instead of:

seo.default.title
seo.default.meta.description
seo.default.meta.keywords

for ALL the pages isn'it?

[lrkwz]

I resolved this issue defining

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       private String getCatMessage(HttpServletRequest request, String path,
                        String key) {
                final String localKey = String.format("seo.%s.%s", path, key);
                String localMessage = getCatMessage(request, localKey);
                if (localMessage.contains(localKey)) {
                        log.debug("Resources for " + localKey
                                        + " not found searching seo.default." + key);
                        localMessage = getCatMessage(request, "seo.default." + key);
                }
                log.debug("Resource value is:" + localMessage);
                return localMessage;
        }

        protected KKAppEng getKKAppEng(HttpServletRequest request,HttpServletResponse response, String path) throws KKAppException,
                        KKException {
                KKAppEng kkAppEng = super.getKKAppEng(request, response);

                kkAppEng.setPageTitle(getCatMessage(request, path, "title"));
                kkAppEng.setMetaDescription(getCatMessage(request, path,
                                "meta.description"));
                kkAppEng.setMetaKeywords(getCatMessage(request, path, "meta.keywords"));

                return kkAppEng;

        }


where getKKAppEng(HttpServletRequest request,HttpServletResponse response, String path) must be called from the execute method in your actions

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        public ActionForward execute(ActionMapping mapping, ActionForm form,
                        HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) {

                try {
                        int custId;

                        KKAppEng kkAppEng = this.getKKAppEng(request, response, mapping.getPath().substring(1));
...


In this way you can define special custom title on a pre-path basis in Message.properties.