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Asked: 2026-05-11T10:08:32+00:00

I have just noticed recently that my page title will reset to the standard

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I have just noticed recently that my page title will reset to the standard ‘Untitled Page’ after I perform an asyncpostback from inside my UpdatePanel in the main page. The title will not be lost during a postback from inside the master page (such as when I click on the search box button inside the master page).

I assumed that by using a different contentplaceholder specifically for setting the document title I was going to avoid issues like this, but apparently I was wrong. Is there something else I am missing other than having to explicitly set the title in the code-behind of the ASPX page (which I was hoping to avoid with the way it was setup below)?

Here is the basic gist of my page which is calling the Master Page (master page code below)

<asp:Content ID='Content1' ContentPlaceHolderID='title' Runat='Server'>     Page Title </asp:Content> <asp:Content ID='Content2' ContentPlaceHolderID='head' Runat='Server'>     <script type='text/javascript'>         //random javascript validators     </script>    </asp:Content> <asp:Content ID='Content3' ContentPlaceHolderID='content' Runat='Server'>     <div class='title'>         Account Management     </div>     <asp:UpdatePanel ID='UpdatePanel1' runat='server'>         <ContentTemplate>             //Username + Password Set Form         </ContentTemplate>            </asp:UpdatePanel>  </asp:Content>

This is the of the Master Page. The ASP.NET AJAX ScriptManager is placed first thing after the <form> tag in the body.

<head id='Head1' runat='server'>     <title>         <asp:ContentPlaceHolder id='title' runat='server'>         </asp:ContentPlaceHolder>     </title>         //Stylesheet references      <script type='text/javascript'>         //Random javascript functions     </script>      <asp:ContentPlaceHolder id='head' runat='server'>     </asp:ContentPlaceHolder> </head>
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  1. Are you opposed to using the Title property of the Content Page?

    <%@ Page Title='Your Page Title' Language='vb' AutoEventWireup='false' MasterPageFile='~/MasterPages/...

    You can also access this programmatically in the page load…

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