Opencart meta title include store name

Question

How to get the store name when in the Document class. This is what I am trying to do:

public function setTitle($title) {

    // Append store name if small title         


        

Answer 1

You cannot use $this->cofig inside document class, because it has not config property, also it has not magic __get method, like controller class.

You can try to change your header controller.

public function index() {

   $title = $this->document->getTitle();
   if(strlen($title) < 30){
      $this->data['title'] = $title . ' - ' . $this->config->get("store_name");
   } else {
      $this->data['title'] = $title;
   }

   // ....
}

-------- UPDATED --------

If you want use $config inside Document class, you may use global variable:

public function setTitle($title) {

    global $config;
    // Append store name if small title
    if(strlen($title) < 30){
        $this->title = $title . ' - ' . $config->get("store_name");
    } else {
        $this->title = $title;
    }
}

But I recommend you don't do this.

Answer 2

Opencart uses some kind of dependency injection to access the registry from library classes. This technique is applied in many library classes, like the customer, affiliate, currency, tax, weight, length and cart class. Surprisingly, the document class is one of the few classes that don't get the registry object passed in.

If you'd like to follow this convention, I'd suggest you modify index.php and library/document.php so that the Document constructor takes the registry as an argument:

class Document {

        [...]

        // Add the constructor below
        public function __construct($registry) {
                $this->config = $registry->get('config');
        }

        [...]

        public setTitle($title) {
            if(strlen($title) < 30){
                $this->title = $title . ' - ' . $this->config->get("store_name");
            } else {
                $this->title = $title;
            }
        }

}

Now you only need to inject the registry object into the Document class in index.php, as follows:

// Registry
$registry = new Registry();

[...]

// Document
$registry->set('document', new Document($registry));

Answer 3

On Opencart 1.5.1.3 that worked changing $this->config->get("store_name") to $this->config->get("config_name")