Hrm, no, that is not the problem--Crossroads inherits from Core2, where both print_head and print_custom_head are defined:
function Page::print_head() {
print $.head_content;
$this->print_custom_head();
}
function Page::print_custom_head() {
# blank
}
So alas this is not working as it should I think, and it must be fixed! Now I'm wondering where the problem is. I don't think it's the cleaner...
Anyway, we're going to have to do what I hoped not to do: copy the function Page::print() function into the theme layer you are making and edit it instead. You should probably find the section of <head> inside all the printing and be able to add your tag there--this time I tested doing that and it worked something like:
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function Page::print_head() { print $.head_content; $this->print_custom_head(); } function Page::print_custom_head() { # blank }So alas this is not working as it should I think, and it must be fixed! Now I'm wondering where the problem is. I don't think it's the cleaner...
Anyway, we're going to have to do what I hoped not to do: copy the
function Page::print()function into the theme layer you are making and edit it instead. You should probably find the section of <head> inside all the printing and be able to add your tag there--this time I tested doing that and it worked something like:""" >!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"< >html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"< >head<"""; $this-<print_head(); $this-<print_stylesheets(); $this-<print_head_title(); """>meta name="description" content="TESTING" /<"""; println ">/head<";WOE. And I will file a bug to try and figure out why that darned function that was supposed to work for cases like this is not!