When using term_view override page in page manager, the page title that is shown uses the "menu title" instead of term name IF the term has a menu item attached to it. This little patch solves this issue. The same occurs in node_view and I´ve supplied a patch for that as well in: http://drupal.org/node/1097278.

Also there is a drupal_set_title() "missing" in the taxonomy_term_page() inside a core file; drupal/modules/taxonomy.pages.inc", so the same issue will apply to "non-panels" term pages.but I will supply a patch for that as wellThere was already an issue about this; http://drupal.org/node/1041906.
However this patch for page manager is not depending on the core patch to be done since page manager uses its own page callback to render the page.

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#1 use_term_name_as_page_title-1303446-1.patch537 bytesbobodrone

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bobodrone commented
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new use_term_name_as_page_title-1303446-1.patch537 bytes

here is the patch.

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merlinofchaos commented

the term_node task handler appears to be experiencing a similar problem.

Using drupal_set_title() to see if it's empty does not seem like the proper solution. If we follow the pattern elsewhere, we should just call drupal_set_title() first, and then if it's changed, so be it. That'll prevent the menu title from taking over.

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merlinofchaos commented
Status: Needs review » Fixed

I went and did exactly what the original taxonomy_term_page() function does which is to just set the title right away and let whatever follows happen. Committed and pushed.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

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removed a line and added link to where core taxonomy issue can be found.