I've just put in place this little JS workaround and works fine for
me. I modified it as i use it with a swf load script tracking the
readystate of the object element and modifying the window's title
whenever the object is loaded, i suppose it wouldn't be necessary as
the onpropertychange event handler function is fired whenever a
document property is changed so whenever the title is changed will be
fired whether is an explicit action or some ghost method doing it :)
I also used conditional javascript execution as it only affects IE
didn't seem necessary to apply the workaround to all browsers if is M$
only
var oldtitle = document.title;
/*...@cc_on
document.onpropertychange = function(){
var newtitle = document.title
// clean the title if needed
if(newtitle != null && typeof newtitle!="undefined" && newtitle.indexOf
('#')!=-1){
newtitle=newtitle.substring(0,newtitle.indexOf('#'));
}
if(oldtitle != newtitle && newtitle != '' && newtitle != null &&
typeof newtitle!="undefined"){
oldtitle = newtitle;
document.title = newtitle;
}
}
@*/
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