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lordofevil3

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Posted at: 7/14/06 09:46 PM

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Okay, I have my Domain Name up and running and I have the pages submitted and all that good stuff, but on every page the title is like this: evilchickenproductions.com and I have each page with a different title than that. Is there a way to fix this? (It's actually not that important.)


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Posted at: 7/14/06 09:52 PM

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Can you show us, or describe better what you mean?

If you mean the title for the page in the title bar of the browser, then just change the <title> tag of the page.

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Posted at: 7/14/06 09:54 PM

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Yeah, I did mean that blue bar at the top of the window. I changed what's in between the <title> tags, but it doesn't work.


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Posted at: 7/14/06 09:56 PM

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The structure of the page should be:

<html>
<head>
<title>title stuff here</title>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>

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Posted at: 7/14/06 11:05 PM

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what programming code are you using? If you are using materpages with asp.net i know what your problem is....

So? is your page a .html or .htm or what?

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Posted at: 7/14/06 11:07 PM

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At 7/14/06 11:05 PM, Momo_the_Monkey wrote: what programming code are you using? If you are using materpages with asp.net i know what your problem is....

So? is your page a .html or .htm or what?

What's materpages?

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Posted at: 7/14/06 11:08 PM

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It is because you are using frames (which are bad to use by the way). If you change the title in the frame, that will not change title of the titlebar.

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Posted at: 7/14/06 11:09 PM

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All of my pages are .html.


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Posted at: 7/15/06 12:40 AM

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At 7/14/06 11:08 PM, Craige wrote: It is because you are using frames (which are bad to use by the way). If you change the title in the frame, that will not change title of the titlebar.

Bing bing bing, there's your answer.

By using framesets, you limit alot of what you can do with your site. The only page right now that can display a title is your index page.

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Posted at: 7/16/06 02:28 PM

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At 7/16/06 01:52 PM, blackvector wrote: Nope. Go look at his site. His domain is on a redirect. Acting like a .TK. His site is located at http://www.allwest.com/~snakeeater/.

Ah, you're right. I just saw framesets.

So tell me, topic starter, do you know what nameservers are? That can fix your problem.

This brings up a good point. Where did you buy the domain name from? Usually, you can go into your admin panel on that site and direct the domain to the nameservers of your host. Browse around Allwest to see if they support nameservers.

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Posted at: 7/17/06 08:14 PM

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All right, thanks a lot everybody. I know Allwest has Nameservers, but what should I change them to?


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Posted at: 7/17/06 08:30 PM

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At 7/17/06 08:14 PM, lordofevil3 wrote: All right, thanks a lot everybody. I know Allwest has Nameservers, but what should I change them to?

Find out what the nameservers are, then go into your domain name configuration and set nameservers 1 and 2 to what Allwest tells you to. It's pretty self explanitory if you can find the information.

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