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ThatsIT.net.au
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      01-05-2008
I have noticed using index server to create a web site search pages using a
master page do not show doctitle when using the Title="page title" property

this works fine if you use the <title>page title</title> tags.

This means a lot of work going back over all pages and putting in the title
gain, it also produces a error in the debugger saying <title> tags occur too
many times

Is there workaround here?

Is Microsoft doing anything about it?

 
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Alexey Smirnov
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      01-05-2008
On Jan 5, 5:05*am, "ThatsIT.net.au" <me@thatsit> wrote:
> I have noticed using index server to create a web site search pages using a
> master page do not show doctitle when using the Title="page title" property
>
> this works fine if you use the <title>page title</title> tags.
>
> This means a lot of work going back over all pages and putting in the title
> gain, it also produces a error in the debugger saying <title> tags occur too
> many times
>
> Is there workaround here?
>
> Is Microsoft doing anything about it?


It seems this is a known issue and IS is looking for <title></title>
tags.

Check the workaround with a ContentPlaceHolder at the following
thread:
http://www.velocityreviews.com/forum...er-pages-.html

Hope this helps
 
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      01-05-2008

"Alexey Smirnov" <> wrote in message
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On Jan 5, 5:05 am, "ThatsIT.net.au" <me@thatsit> wrote:
> I have noticed using index server to create a web site search pages using
> a
> master page do not show doctitle when using the Title="page title"
> property
>
> this works fine if you use the <title>page title</title> tags.
>
> This means a lot of work going back over all pages and putting in the
> title
> gain, it also produces a error in the debugger saying <title> tags occur
> too
> many times
>
> Is there workaround here?
>
> Is Microsoft doing anything about it?


It seems this is a known issue and IS is looking for <title></title>
tags.

Check the workaround with a ContentPlaceHolder at the following
thread:
http://www.velocityreviews.com/forum...er-pages-.html

Hope this helps

not really.

The solution I had works fine, but it creates warnings in the debugger. It
may be being fussy, but the warnings annoy me

 
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