I am using the above code to build my meta data.This works fine. However each new data point is NOT placed on a new line, the keywords data is tagged on the end of the descrption data . The HTML is not broken , just would like each meta data on new lines when it .adds ??
create db driven meta keywords/description. I would store these records in a database, xml format i presume; since it would be per culture.How would i go about doing this?
i want to add this meta tag in pagload event of my page and i dont need when i press viewDoc link button bcz i writtn the code to open word doc in code behind of this link button.
I am new to ASP.NET and I am trying to dynamically bind the Meta Keywords, Title and Description from a SQL database to a MasterPage / Code Behind file using VB. I need to know what goes into the Master Page and what goes in the Code Behind file. My database is named "Products" and the columns I need to bind are Keywords, WebTitle, and Description.
Is there such a thing that when the page is accessed, this generator will auto generate meta tags for you? I went to a website today and was reading their source (html), find out that their meta tag is generated, something like this:
I have aspx application then i added <META HTTP-EQUIV="CACHE-CONTROL" CONTENT="NO-CACHE"> to the head and after that all controlls ID where shift up by 1 ctl03_lHeading -> is now ctl04_lHeading
The placement of the "id" element is interfering with sites that scrape the meta data resulting in it not being located on the page, so what I want to do is more the "name" element directly after <meta> and before the "id" element
List<HtmlMeta> metas = new List<HtmlMeta>(); foreach (Control c in this.Page.Header.Controls) if (c.GetType() == typeof(HtmlMeta)) { HtmlMeta meta = (HtmlMeta)c; if (meta.Name == "CategoryID") strMeta = meta.Content; } [coder]...
I have defined two endpoints in my App.Config file as
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I received the following error when i try to launch the host
The HttpGetEnabled property of ServiceMetadataBehavior is set to true and the HttpGetUrl property is a relative address, but there is no http base address. Either supply an http base address or set HttpGetUrl to an absolute address.
I am using a master page and few child pages... I have my common meta tags placed in the master page but i have special tags for every child page? where can I place it or how can I do it?
Ok my website I built for fun effeduptxt.com I am trying to take all the posts that are displayed and have the keywords for the page be auto generated at page load.
Now I know how to add keywords from code behind I just never tried to scrape the data in the database for what would be the best keywords to use.
Has anyone ever done this and or know where something like this is on the web.
I can create the SQL Query and the C# code how to determine what is a bogus word that should not be included such as I could count how many times each word is shown and go for the most common words as the keywords but that would include words like "And", "Or", "It" etc... and that would not be good.
I have no problem with studying more detail about it and expect to do so I just need to get set onto the right path....
how to simply write the meta tags in an asp.net page. The meta tags have been inserted in the page and I just want to loop through them and write the keywords tag. I don't have a probably adding dynamically, just reading.
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { DataSet.DestinationsDataTable GetDestinations = (DataSet.DestinationsDataTable)dta.GetData();[code]....And it's returning this error (on a content page)The Controls collection cannot be modified because the control contains code blocks (i.e. <% ... %>).
f I put the description meta tag in the cshtml for my page (below any code block), and I'm using a _SiteLayout page, the tag gets inserted at the bottom of the rendered page. How do I ensure that the meta description tag gets inserted into the <head> section. Is there a helper I'm missing
When I render a page in ASP.NET, the following happens
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My masterpage looks like this:
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So what I'm asking is, where the heck has this refresh meta tag come from, why has it put it between my head tag and body tag, and why has my page title jumped outside of the head?!
When viewing the page's generated source in firebug, it shows the title tag and this new meta tag within the head tag, but viewing the source in any browser, it looks like the above. When using wget to scrape the page, it also comes out incorrectly as displayed above.
why browsers may be interpreting this in different ways, and more importantly where this new meta tag has come from?