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Setting Superscripts in the Page Title
Hi,
I'm trying to dynamically set the page title in my Page_Load procedure using the following line of code:
Page.Header.Title = "O² Design Center"
This should render to O^2 Design Center (The 2 should be superscripted). I noticed that when the page loads the first time, it successfully shows the 2 being superscripted, but when when the page refreshes, I get "O² Design Center" without the 2 being superscripted (i.e. You can see the ampersand, hash, 1, 7, 8, and the semicolon)
Any idea why after a page refresh, the 2 doesn't stay superscripted?
Its wierd. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks.
I'm trying to dynamically set the page title in my Page_Load procedure using the following line of code:
Page.Header.Title = "O² Design Center"
This should render to O^2 Design Center (The 2 should be superscripted). I noticed that when the page loads the first time, it successfully shows the 2 being superscripted, but when when the page refreshes, I get "O² Design Center" without the 2 being superscripted (i.e. You can see the ampersand, hash, 1, 7, 8, and the semicolon)
Any idea why after a page refresh, the 2 doesn't stay superscripted?
Its wierd. Let me know your thoughts. Thanks.
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> In your HTML code, just use this format, this should take care of it.
isn't that the same that the OP just showed? And I saw something about "dynamically" setting the page title.
Just tried it. It shows like the screenshot, even after a page refresh.
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isn't that the same that the OP just showed? And I saw something about "dynamically" setting the page title.
Just tried it. It shows like the screenshot, even after a page refresh.
ScreenShot162.png
I tried it now with
Page.Header.Title = "O² Design Center"
as well and checked it after refresh... For me at least it shows normal. Regardless a page refresh or a postback. Tested on IE7 and FF3. What versions of VS/IE/FF do you use?
Page.Header.Title = "O² Design Center"
as well and checked it after refresh... For me at least it shows normal. Regardless a page refresh or a postback. Tested on IE7 and FF3. What versions of VS/IE/FF do you use?
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Try it with IE6. It doesn't work.
> Try it with IE6. It doesn't work.
with your original code, I reckon... That's an old IE6 problem. Can you try the literal method? Does that work for you?
-- Abel --
with your original code, I reckon... That's an old IE6 problem. Can you try the literal method? Does that work for you?
-- Abel --
Try this
Page.Header.Title = "O" & chr(178) & " Design Center"
Page.Header.Title = "O" & chr(178) & " Design Center"
In your HTML code, just use this format, this should take care of it.
O²
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