Allow titleSuffix to be set / removed programmatically about ngmeta HOT 5 CLOSED

A bit hacky, but this can be done at the moment by setting titleSuffix to a blank string ' '.

In the route/state definition

meta: {
  titleSuffix: ' '
}

Programmatically

ngMeta.setTitle('Page title', ' ');
//if the title is already defined in the state
//ngMeta.setTitle($state.current.meta.title, ' ');

I can improve this to support titleSuffix: '' (empty string) in the state definition, and ngMeta.setTitle('title', '') (Skipping the second argument would lead to the default titleSuffix being used)

Thanks :)

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This is now available in v0.3.2. To override a default titleSuffix defined in the config, add

meta: {
  titleSuffix: ''
}

or use

ngMeta.setTitle('Page title', '');

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Sorry for the delay in replying -- this is awesome. Thanks for fixing this so quickly!!! We've upgraded & it works a treat.

We're using ngMeta for our AWS certification online learning platform, if you are interested in who is using your module :-)

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Thanks for linking to your site. I've been meaning to list some sites using the ngMeta module in the README, and I'd like to start with yours. Is that okay?

Off-topic, but I'm curious why your site uses ng-if="ngMeta['tagname']" on the meta elements. Was that found to be necessary?

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Yes, that's absolutely fine, can you make it a link to our site? (links
help our SEO!! :-) )

I included the ng-if because some of our pages include particular tags, and
some others don't. We use meta tags so that social media sites can make
rich snippets of our pages... So sometimes we include og:image etc for
Facebook ... It was causing Facebook's debugger to have issues if we had
facebook specific fields there that were empty.

On Thu, Mar 10, 2016 at 9:42 PM, Vinay Gopinath [email protected]
wrote:

Thanks for linking to your site. I've been meaning to list some sites
using the ngMeta module in the README, and I'd like to start with yours. Is
that okay?

Off-topic, but I'm curious why your site uses ng-if="ngMeta['tagname']"
on the meta elements. Was that found to be necessary?

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