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When a page loads you can change the title like page.title = &quot;My new title&quot;
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When a page loads you can change the title like page.title = "My new title"

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Hmmm but not do I set the title when I am inside a user control that is a part of a web page that is in a frame?<br />
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It's really the web page that contains the frames who's title I want to change
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Hmmm but not do I set the title when I am inside a user control that is a part of a web page that is in a frame?

It's really the web page that contains the frames who's title I want to change

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Hi Experts,<br />
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How can I change the Title tag of a web page dynamically using server side code?<br />
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Also I was trying to do it using javaScript from within a frame i.e. parent.document.title = 'bla'. But I was inside a user control. <br />
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How can I call a javaScript function when my user control is finished loading?<br />
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thanks a lot
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Hi Experts,

How can I change the Title tag of a web page dynamically using server side code?

Also I was trying to do it using javaScript from within a frame i.e. parent.document.title = 'bla'. But I was inside a user control. 

How can I call a javaScript function when my user control is finished loading?

thanks a lot

change the title tag of a web page dynamically?

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