How can I change page title in search results page?

Question

When user search Drupal 7 site, output page's title becomes: "Search | example.com"

But i want to make page title as: "Search: keyword1 keyword2 .. | example.com"

I installed "Page Title" module but i couldn't change it by it. Is there a module to convert page title regarding to this?

Thank you very much

Answer 1

1. Install and enablde Page manager and Panels.
2. Go to admin/structure/pages, on the line "search-node", click enable, then edit.
3. Add new variant -> Create variant -> Choose any suitable layout -> Continue twice.
4. On the final page in the Wizard, expand "Substitutions". You should see two keywords in there, copy "%keywords:raw" to the empty "Title" field above
5. Below the keywords, click a cog in any suitable region, in the popup click Widgets, and select "Search form".
6. Repeat step 6 for "Search results".
7. Click "Create variant", followed by "Update and save".

Take variations for choosen layout into account, and your configuration should now look something like this

Answer 2

The module "pageTitle" can infact be used for the just named purpose.

After installing and enabling the module you go to the pageTitle configuration page. Here you can define default patterns, but you can also check the box "show field" for the desired content type, taxonomy or whatever. If a basic page is what you have chosen to show this field on, you just go to a node of that type. Added to the vertical tabs at the bottom of the page can now a new tab be found called "Page title setting". This is where you can set the pageTitle that appears in the browser tab and search results.

Answer 3

In Drupal 7, you can do this in your theme's template.php :

function MYTHEME_process_page(&$variables) {        

    if (arg(0) == 'search' ) {
        $keys = arg(2);
        if (!$keys) $keys = $_REQUEST['keys'];
        if ($keys) $variables['title'] = 'Search for "'.$keys.'"';      
    }

}

I dont know where your " Search | example.com" title comes from .. but this will probably remove that.

2$c, *-pike

Answer 4

In Drupal 7, you can do this in your theme's template.php :

function hook_preprocess_search_result(&$variables) {
  $node_title = $variables ['title'] ;
  .
  .
  .
  $variables['title'] = $title;
}