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Old 2008-12-30, 10:50 AM   #1
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Star Man View Post
Yeah,I use 'keywords' for titles like this.

PHP Code:
{foreach from=$galleries var=$gallery counter=$counter}
</
a> {$counter|tsprintf::"%02d"} . <a href="{$gallery.gallery_url|htmlspecialchars}target="_blank">{$gallery.keywords|htmlspecialchars}</a> : </a> {$gallery.description|ucwords|htmlspecialchars} <br />
{/foreach} 
The only annoying thing about it is when reviewing sites,I have to copy the site name from the 'site name' field and paste it into the 'keywords' field but other then that,I think this set up works great.
I just wanted to post for others reading this thread in the future that there actually is a good reason to do what Star Man suggested here. I missed the point earlier because I hadn't yet discovered that the custom fields you can create are not displayed on the Search Galleries interface, only the built-in fields show up there.

So creating a new custom field called 'site name' or 'title' field for use by submitters is good, and it will show up during site reviews, but after that you'll only see the Free Sites' titles when you edit each individual record. No problem displaying the custom fields to submitters or surfers, but you can not see them in the admin via the main interface used to view your inventory of sites.

The idea of dedicating the Keywords field for this use is actually a good workaround for this problem.

Thanks, Star Man.

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