Installing this module breaks all page titles, outputting 'Home' rather than the page title.

I use the Page Title module and the token [page-title] as default for all pages, anyone else getting this?

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Web Assistant’s picture

Web Assistant commented
Component: User interface » Code

In the module file, if I go to the _me_get_me_alias function, and comment out the following line (around line 468)

$replaced_alias = token_replace($alias, 'global');

The page title goes back as it should be, so I guess this has something to do with it?!

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Johnny vd Laar commented

I'm suffering from the same problem when using custom breadcrumbs in combination with page title module.

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deanflory commented
Priority: Normal » Critical

I too am getting this after enabling Me. This is a critical flaw and I'm amazed that after 2 years it's not yet fixed. I'm not sure how I can use this Me module now as it affects users and development, but disabling it after enabling it wreaks havok on all sorts of things like when I changed my username when it required a "-0" at the end, when re-enabled that went away. What is the status of the fixing of this extremely critical issue?

Is the edit in #1 a valid action? Does that affect anything else in a negative way?

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voughndutch commented

I too have the same problem. Tried the fix in #1 and that doesnt work I get page not found errors.

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donnycarette commented

After placing the token part in comments, the page titles and me module are back working.

function _me_get_me_alias($print = FALSE) {
  $alias = me_variable_get('me_alias');

  /* Replace with any global tokens that might have been used in the alias.
  if (module_exists('token')) {
    $replaced_alias = token_replace($alias, 'global');

    // They will not match if a replacement happened.
    if ($print && $replaced_alias != $alias) {
      $alias = ucwords(str_replace(array('-', '[', ']'), array(' ', ''), $alias));
    }
    else {
      $alias = $replaced_alias;
    }
  }*/

  return $alias;
}