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
{
............
// Used to dynamically set the page title
Protected string PageTitle;
....
Private void Page_Load (object sender, System. EventArgs e)
{
.......
// Dynamically set the title of the webpage as the "title" of the displayed page content"
PageTitle = lblBiaoTi. Text;
...
Note: Here, lblBiaoTi is a Label control, TextBox Control, or other server control.
PageTitle = lblBiaoTi. Text; before a sentence, the Text attribute of lblBiaoTi must be assigned a value.
Method 2: Use the Literal control
First, drag a Literal control to the. aspx page. Set the ID to PageTitle.
Second, go to the. aspx HTML page, cut and paste the code of the newly added Literal control into the <title> and </title>.
Finally, set the PageTitle value in the appropriate position on the. aspx. cs page, for example, in the PageLoad function.
Example:
In. aspx:
<Head>
<Title>
<Asp: Literal id = "PageTitle" runat = "server"> </asp: Literal>
</Title>
In. aspx. cs:
Public class news_view: System. Web. UI. Page
{
............
// Used to dynamically set the page title
Protected string PageTitle;
....
Private void Page_Load (object sender, System. EventArgs e)
{
.......
// Dynamically set the title of the webpage as the "title" of the displayed page content"
PageTitle = lblBiaoTi. Text;
...
Note: Here, lblBiaoTi is a Label control, TextBox Control, or other server control.
PageTitle = lblBiaoTi. Text; before a sentence, the Text attribute of lblBiaoTi must be assigned a value.
