rah_metas // plugin for automatic metainformation

maniqui · 2007-11-02 04:34:22

Sorry, Jukka.
I’m totally messing things:

<meta http-equiv="content-language" content="es" /> is about the language, hehehe.

And, of course, leaving the rah_metas charset attribute empty, doesn’t output anything.

Perfect!

Pat64 · 2007-11-02 12:32:50

Hi Jukka.

I’m looking for a way to display all keywords from articles in an article list context. I use only 2 articles by page. It seems interesting to grab all the keywords into a page list to optimize this SEO page.

Any ideas how to make that rule?

Gocom · 2007-11-02 14:26:57

Don’t worry Julián, I won’t eat you :)

<meta http-equiv="content-language" content="es" /> is about the language, hehehe.

My question is: is there anyway for rah_metas to avoid the output of the first one (meta charset)?

Yep, it is about the language not about the charset – and yes charset is left empty if the attribute is empty.

And after all, title should be placed after every other metas, before the </head> – title is content and meta in the same time.

I’m looking for a way to display all keywords from articles in an article list context. I use only 2 articles by page. It seems interesting to grab all the keywords into a page list to optimize this SEO page.

Patrick, it could be done. But in some way it could be hard. After all what happens if the current section haven’t any articles, but it outputs content with <txp:article_custom />? Then is quite hard to output right keywords. Also TXP’s sticky-articles are quite messy and bug little in these kind of things.

But if section uses <txp:article /> and has articles posted into it, then it could be quite easy to optain, by using in-build article-function.

I could look into it, when I have some time.

Cheers!

maniqui · 2007-11-02 15:54:57

Thanks, Gocom, for your advices.

I’ve seen that rah_metas doesn’t strip out the textile mark-up, so the meta description is filled like:

<meta description="This is an article *about a great topic* and you will _love it_ and …" />

Is that intended?

Because, if I’m not wrong, that’s the way it will look on a search results page.
Would it be possible to strip Textile out? :D

Gocom · 2007-11-02 15:57:26

Yeah, I could do that :-) Wait and see.

Cheers!

Pat64 · 2007-11-02 17:03:19

I’m looking for a way to display all keywords from articles in an article list context. I use only 2 articles by page. It seems interesting to grab all the keywords into a page list to optimize this SEO page.
Patrick, it could be done. But in some way it could be hard. After all what happens if the current section haven’t any articles, but it outputs content with <txp:article_custom />? Then is quite hard to output right keywords. Also TXP’s sticky-articles are quite messy and bug little in these kind of things.
But if section uses <txp:article /> and has articles posted into it, then it could be quite easy to optain, by using in-build article-function.
I could look into it, when I have some time.

Fine, Jukka. It’ll be a very good feature.

Regards,

Gocom · 2007-11-02 17:48:10

Updated rah_metas to new version, 0.8. You can download it here on Uproar n Rattle

Changes in version 0.8:

Now parses Textile from automatic metadescription.
Cleaned up the code

Cheers!

Last edited by Gocom (2007-11-02 17:55:28)

maniqui · 2007-11-02 18:08:53

Hi Gocom, thanks for the update. The remove textile thing works like a charm.

I saw that, in this new version, if there are no keywords assigned to an article, it will output the default keywords list. Am I right?

Gocom · 2007-11-03 00:07:12

I saw that, in this new version, if there are no keywords assigned to an article, it will output the default keywords list. Am I right?

Yes, you’re right – I did that change too to the code.

fuls · 2007-12-01 02:26:59

Does this plugin work with chh_article?
Thanks.

Gocom · 2007-12-01 02:38:33

Does this plugin work with chh_article?

Why wouldn’t it? It’s completely seperated plugin. It’s only depending are you viewing a individual article or article list – in textpattern is pased completely on the URL.

Cheers!

fuls · 2007-12-01 02:46:18

Thanks for quick reply. I’m using <txp:chh_article> and your plugin doesn’t seem to work…I got empty code, but
maybe I’m mixing something up..I use chh tag like this:

<txp:chh_article listform=“news” form=“news” category=“notebook” limit=“1” section=“notebook” />
and it shows only 1 complete article on the page.

Thanks for helping me out!

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