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Logging in as admin and clicking SEO produce an alert box saying "Important! You are unable to edit the SEO aspects of this page, please email "my email address" for further information."
Yes, "Users > Update/Remove > Update user > User can change meta information (SEO)" is Checked.
Your website uses PHP includes which the system doesn't edit at the moment. If you had all the <head> code in the same page then you would be able to edit the SEO aspects.
We are working on editing include files and expect this feature to be released soon.
... and your email address was shown as this is the dialogue box for the User. Before the proposed fix comes in to play, we'll update the box to explain why to you, the Admin.
Your website uses PHP includes which the system doesn't edit at the moment.
Ah ok, thanks for explaining. Yes now I even put it in a a function rather than a file.
[strike]Would this also be the case when including actual files? "include("all-the-header-info-etc.php");"[/strike]
Yup tried it, or at least define editable region on included data, didn't work yet.
@Gavin: Excellent. (Btw, nice short url link you got.) ;)
Last edited by Tobias (19 Jan 2011 10:39:10)
Which page did you add the function into? I've tried the index.php page but that's still using a PHP include.
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