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Chapter 8. Search Engine Page Title

In its simplest form:
<?php include('http://www.datafeedfile.com/dffphptitle_search.php?'.$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']); ?>
The search engine page title script automatically detects the search conditions of your search engine to generate the appropriate titles for your page. However, if your search engine uses default parameters, you must pass those parameters to the page title script manually. The search engine page title script has no way to detect your search engine's default settings automatically.

dffget_catnum

By adding dffget_catnum=<id> to the querystring, you can display only products from the specified category. You can find the catnum you want by logging into your affiliate account and using the category finder. Example:
<?php include('http://www.datafeedfile.com/dffphptitle_search.php?
dffget_catnum=340&'.$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']); ?>

dffget_mernum

By adding dffget_mernum=<id> to the querystring, you can display only products from the specified merchant by default. You can find the mernum of a merchant by logging into your affiliate account and using the merchant finder. Example:
<?php include('http://www.datafeedfile.com/dffphptitle_search.php?
dffget_mernum=2016&'.$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']); ?>

dffget_mfgnum

By adding dffget_mfgnum=<id> to the querystring, you can display only products from the specified manufacturer by default. You can find the mfgnum of a manufacturer by logging into your affiliate account and using the manufacturer finder. Example:
<?php include('http://www.datafeedfile.com/dffphptitle_search.php?
dffget_mfgnum=2003&'.$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']); ?>

dffget_keyword

By adding dffget_keyword=<keyword> to the querystring, you display the result of a specific keyword search by default. You must URL-encode the keyword value. For more information on URL encoding, see URL encoding. Example:
<?php include('http://www.datafeedfile.com/dffphptitle_search.php?
keyword=trail+mix&'.$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']); ?>
You can pass the script multiple parameters.


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