Our web site is made up of a small number of ASP pages to provide a uniform look to the site (header, nav bar, footer, etc.) but the content (body) of each page (>100 different pages) is added with the include directive.Is there a way to add title tags to each content page so that they are visible to search engines? Since the #include directive is in the body of the ASP page, I'm not sure how to add tags (title or meta tags) for each piece of content.In short, how can I make specific key words in the content more visible to search engines...
I have a web page hosted by server1. I need to add a link to a web page hosted by server2. This part is simple. However, I also need to give the linked web page the user id for the user that was validated in server1 (it's in a session variable).
At first, I thought the following would work: mywebpageonserver1.asp: Response.AddHeader "MYUSERID", "whatever" Response.Redirect "http://server2/mywebpageonserver2.asp"
I want to make a web page in which I would include first header from header.html(it works fine),then sql connection subs from sql.asp,then variables from config.asp and so on.
when I write include for those asp files it doesn't seem to read them (no variables can be read)and when i try using server.execute,it shows me their content like in normal html files.I've tried to find a solution, but either I haven't looked long enough or it's not available.
A client wants a splash page with the option of going to his website with the flash header or the one with the .JPG header.
Now it's only the header that will be different and all the content will be the same. I don't want to make two seperate websites, because I'll have to update it twice then. Is there a way to just have the header change, without using frames. Maybe SSI,
if it's possible to use sql or asp when calling a page the header title changes for the same page? Have anyone ever done this or know if it's possible.
I am writing a little ASP script that reads the URL and generates a navigable breadcrumb trail from it. It is highly dependant on the filename and folders being named appropriately and consistently. However, what would be prefereable is for the file that you are currently reading to be generated in the breadcrumb base on the document <title> instead of the actual file name. Is it possible in ASP to read a <title> attribute? Naturally, the ASP script would be in the <body> of the document and as such the <title> would already have been written to the client.
I am working on an asp page, where I need to set the title to a variable. I have tried Code: <% document.title = variableName %> I even tried
Code: <% response.write "<title> " & variableName & " </title>" %> That doesn't work either. I need to set the title to a variable on a dymanic ASP page
My concern is that I want to add the logo of the company in the title bar. For more clearification one can have the example of an explorer. that we see the explorer icon in the most left side then the title is displayed and after that "-Microsoft Internet Explorer" is written. so does any body knows the code in ASP that how can i replace the explorer icon with my company logo.
I have been experimenting with viewing excel spreadsheets through the browser using
Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.ms-excel
But I observed that in place of the title is the url to the page. Is there a way to get around that when using
Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.ms-excel"
I have already tried setting a var to my desired title before calling Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.ms- excel" and then in the title tags <title><%=var%></title> Still, I just get the url in place of the title.
i dont know that is this right to put the question in this forum or in html forum. anyways, the question is how can we read/find the value of title tag of html page using asp or any scripting langauge.if any one has idea, please do share
I run a site using a blog script (dblog) where if you want to open an article from the homepage, it links to a page called article.asp. For example if I want to open article 101 the link goes to article.asp?article=101 but the title (the metatag) is always the same.
What I want to do is having the title change from article to article, retrieving it from the database. So if I open article.asp?article=101 the <title> displays the title of the article 101.
I need some asp which I can use to put between some words within the body of a page which takes these words and places them inbetween the title tags.The idea is when an editor changes these tagged words (with Contribute2), it will also change in the title tags of a page.
Does anyone know how to display the Document Title of a .pdf file onto a webpage and make it as a link using vb.net? I don't want the filename, but the Title of the Document that you can set when you open up the pdf file, then "File/Document Properties/Summary".
I have ASP page. I dont want to show the address of this page. so I have opened the ASP page in a window which dont have the address bar. so the problem is apparently solved.
but when I press F5 for refreshing the page the address of the page appears on the title bar for sometimes.
I am trying to display the current page that is being view with asp.The line i am tryng to add is "You are editing: CurrentPageName".I can't find any code examples to help with this.
I'm setting the title attribute of an input box to assign a tooltip. If I assign title the value "Agent does not exist", when hovering over the textbox the tooltip will only display "Agent" it's the same with all my tooltips (only the first word is displayed).
I am paging through recodset but the data isn't align with my title. How can I correct that problem? How can I make the tickect number display into link?
is there anyway to get the title of the window that opened a new window? in javascript it would be window.opener.document.title but is it even possible to get that with asp?
I am running my information pages from access database, using ASP - This database includes an email field, i would like the subject in the email to have an automatic title.
I saw a friend change all of the titles using a code that looked something like : <%pagetitle = "Title" %> In the header document. My question is where does this go in my header document and how do I reference it in all of my other pages?
I am trying to dynamically generate links on a webpage base on a list of file using their title property as the link text. My problem is I don't know how to get the title property of the file. Is there a object or dll i can use?
if there is a way to remove from a page printed of the net the title, page x of x, and the location from the page. If it can be done in ASP that's awesome 'cause that's what I'm semi-used to, but any language would do fine.
I need a site search script but one that's a bit out of the ordinary. All the pages on my site have the header and footer in include files so a typical page of content looks like this
any script I've tried out sees the relevant content but is obviously looking at content.asp and therefore doesn't pick up the page title from header. As the title is in the header include its the same on each page so it wouldn't be much use anyway (tho I'd prefer to have it different).
I suppose an alternative would be to link to the relevant page but provide an extract rather than page title, can anyone help?
