Make HttpCookie value as tab name

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Into my asp.net application there is a cookie called: " Location ". what i am looking for to do is in another page i want to pass this value and make the value is a page title in browser tab. (please note that i am using c#)

Example of how the cookie value will look like into tab:
ABC Sweden

As ABC is the website name and Sweden is cookie value will be one country name such as USA or Sweden etc.

Posted 8-Jul-15 12:13pm

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Updated 8-Jul-15 12:26pm

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Peter_in_2780 9-Jul-15 0:03am

As far as I know, the browser tab text is set from the HTML <title> element (if it is present). Not sure what the fallback is.

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Azziet · Accepted Answer · 2015-07-08T20:13:00

Solution 1

set page title in second page by fetching the value from Cookie

C#

this.Page.Title = "ABC - "+Request.Cookies["Location"].Value;

Posted 8-Jul-15 20:13pm

Azziet