Weird problem...
all my pages use C# codebehind to set the <title> tag of the pages. As
follows...
in hmtl.. <title id="PageTitle"></title>
in code..
protected System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControls PageTitle;
and then
PageTitle.InnerHtml = "text";
It works on all pages, and it did work on this one. But then it just stopped
on this page. Still works on all the others... any ideas what's happening?!?
!
ta
Danyou need a runat=server in the title tag
I've had this problem on <head>, where the "runat=server" goes away when you
toggle to design mode. Not sure if this is a reported problem, but in my cas
e
I switched to always have a placeholder in <head>, to which in code-behind
I'll add my title, styles, etc.
"Dan Nash" wrote:
> Weird problem...
> all my pages use C# codebehind to set the <title> tag of the pages. As
> follows...
> in hmtl.. <title id="PageTitle"></title>
> in code..
> protected System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControls PageTitle;
> and then
> PageTitle.InnerHtml = "text";
> It works on all pages, and it did work on this one. But then it just stopp
ed
> on this page. Still works on all the others... any ideas what's happening?
!?!
> ta
>
> Dan
Thanks guys - re-adding runat="server" has sorted the prob! I can sleep
soundly tonight, knowing my page isn't buggered.!!
Thanks a lot :o)
"Dan Nash" wrote:
> Weird problem...
> all my pages use C# codebehind to set the <title> tag of the pages. As
> follows...
> in hmtl.. <title id="PageTitle"></title>
> in code..
> protected System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControls PageTitle;
> and then
> PageTitle.InnerHtml = "text";
> It works on all pages, and it did work on this one. But then it just stopp
ed
> on this page. Still works on all the others... any ideas what's happening?
!?!
> ta
>
> Dan
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 comments:
Post a Comment