Yes, it is possible to dynamically include the search phrase in the headers of your search result page in Yii. You can use the Yii::$app->view->registerMetaTag() method to add a meta tag with the search phrase as its content.
For example, in your controller action that displays the search result page, you can add the following code:
public function actionSearch($q)
{
// Perform search and get search results
// Set the page title with the search query
$this->view->title = 'Search results for '.$q;
// Add a meta tag with the search query as content
Yii::$app->view->registerMetaTag([
'name' => 'description',
'content' => 'Search results for '.$q
]);
// Render the search result page with the search results
return $this->render('search', [
'results' => $results,
'query' => $q
]);
}
In the example code above, the $q parameter is the search query. The page title is set to 'Search results for '.$q, and a meta tag is added with the name 'description' and the content 'Search results for '.$q. This will dynamically include the search phrase in the page headers.
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