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| − | $Title is a [[ | + | $Title is a [[Browser Functions|Browser Function]]. The function returns the current page title on an article. |
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You can add the title to a list, watch the title on your UI or you can simply save the title to a file. | You can add the title to a list, watch the title on your UI or you can simply save the title to a file. | ||
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Placing the title function to [[Set|set command]] sets the variable's value to the article title of the article within the browser. | Placing the title function to [[Set|set command]] sets the variable's value to the article title of the article within the browser. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:09, 28 December 2016
$Title is a Browser Function. The function returns the current page title on an article.
Similar to the url function, you can set the title function to any command that requires a value. You can add the title to a list, watch the title on your UI or you can simply save the title to a file.
[edit] Example
set(#url, $title, "Global")
Placing the title function to set command sets the variable's value to the article title of the article within the browser.
