Looks like this is the issue/.  The following code appears in header.asp
if pcv_PageName<>"" then%>
<title><%=pcv_PageName%></title>
<%end if%>

 

However, pcv_PageName is not defined in include-metatags.asp, or anywhere else that I see on quick review.  EI, is there a fix here?

 

As we are in the midst of building a number of mobile stores (for example, http://www.tastefulgarden.com/store/m/" rel="nofollow - http://www.tastefulgarden.com/store/m/ ), and we've found other small issues with the mobile add-on, I'll share other thoughts. 

 

The following may help others who are working on their own, and I'm also hoping this post will help influence EI's direction on the next release of the code.

 

For starters, the M directory does not contain a mobile version of viewContent.asp.  We could link to that page in the PC folder, but desktop content pages are frequently built with large images, not suitable for display on a mobile browser.  Our approach is to create a copy of viewContent.asp, place that in the M folder, and alter it to reference the M version of the header. 

 

However, then we're confronted with the image size issue, so we are creating duplicates of the various content pages, and redesigning them (without large images), and these are the pages we point to in the M store.

 

I'm about to experiment with SEO-friendly URLs in the mobile store (which is not currently suported).  Since any folder can have a distinct 404-handler assigned to it, I will be copying the 404-related files to the M folder, and see if I can get SEO-friendly URLs to play nice in mobile. 

 

That takes us to the matter of links.  Products, categories and content pages may contain links to other pages in the desktop store.  So I'm considering a replace function that seeks out those "/productcart/pc/" links and points to the M "/productcart/m/" equivalents. 

 

In the above store, we coded into the footer the necessary logic to cause links to categories on the home page.  It would be nice if that were dynamic, and switch-selectable.  Also nice to be switch-selectable would be the category description which we added to another mobile store.

 

EI, I know ya'all are buried like the rest of us, but I hope that some of the above thoughts might give you some ideas about how to grow the application.