| 8/15/2006
ProgrammaticallyManipulateWebPageHead.zip
The HtmlTitle and HtmlMeta classes,
new in ASP.NET 2.0, provide a simpler way to programmatically
manipulate the HTML <head> tag in web forms applications.
Use the HtmlTitle class to
programmatically specify the HTML <title> element of a Web
Forms page.
The HtmlMeta control provides
programmatic access to the HTML <meta> element on the server.
The HTML <meta> element is a container for data about the
rendered page, but not page content itself. The <meta> tag is
placed between the opening and closing HTML <head> elements.
Each <meta> element describes a metadata property name and
its associated value.
Click the link above to download Visual
Basic source code in a Visual Studio 2005 ASP.NET 2.0 solution which
demonstrates how to use the HtmlTitle and HtmlMeta classes to
manipulate the HTML <head> tag.
For more information visit the
HtmlTitle and
HtmlMeta articles on Microsoft's MSDN2 web site.
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