Method 1.
First: On the. aspx page:
<HEAD>
<title>
<%=pagetitle%>
</title>
。。。。。。。
</HEAD>
Second: on the. Aspx.cs page:
public class News_view:System.Web.UI.Page
{
。。。。。。。。。。。。
Use to dynamically set page titles
protected string PageTitle;
。。。。
private void Page_Load (object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
。。。。。。。
Dynamically set the title of a Web page title to display the page content "caption"
Pagetitle=lblbiaoti.text;
。。。
Note: The Lblbiaoti here is a label control, or it can be a TextBox control or another server control.
Pagetitle=lblbiaoti.text the Text property of the Lblbiaoti must be assigned a value before the sentence.
Method 2: Use the literal control
First: Drag a literal control into the. aspx page. The ID is set to PageTitle.
Second: Enter the HTML page of the. aspx, and completely cut and paste the code of the newly added literal control between <title> and </title>.
Finally: in the appropriate position of the. Aspx.cs page, set the value of PageTitle in the Pageload function.
Example:
In. aspx:
<Head>
<title>
<asp:literal id= "pagetitle" runat= "Server" > </asp:Literal>
</title>
In the. Aspx.cs:
public class News_view:System.Web.UI.Page
{
。。。。。。。。。。。。
Use to dynamically set page titles
protected string PageTitle;
。。。。
private void Page_Load (object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
。。。。。。。
Dynamically set the title of a Web page title to display the page content "caption"
Pagetitle=lblbiaoti.text;
。。。
Note: The Lblbiaoti here is a label control, or it can be a TextBox control or another server control.
Pagetitle=lblbiaoti.text the Text property of the Lblbiaoti must be assigned a value before the sentence.
