How to modify the content page title for differnet styles?

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8/16/2011 4:39:45 AM
dddy
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Re: How to modify the content page title for differnet styles?

Hi Erhan,

I am sorry and i have to clear cache to make  it to work. for IE it works fine. for Firefox i have to restart IIS to make it to work. Anyway i will keep testing it. thanks you again.

dennis

 

 

8/16/2011 8:31:02 AM
Joe Davis
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Re: How to modify the content page title for differnet styles?

Hi Dennis,

You may want to read the Skinning Overview documentation.

You don't need to restart IIS for any changes with mojoPortal, but sometimes you must reset the application pool the site runs in. To reset the application pool, simply open the web.config file, add a space to a comment, save the file, and then browse to your site again. When skinning, you have to do this to clear the server's cache if you haven't disabled the Cache settings described in the above mentioned document.

HTH,
Joe D.

EDIT: Added the link to the documentation, sorry about that.

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