Personal customisation of page title using liquid

Hello all,
I am looking to customise the title of the webpage so that the top of the browser window will be personalised based on a parameter passed through the url.
I am trying this:
        {% for listing in MDListings.items %}
        {% if {{globals.get.MID}} == {{listing.itemid}} %}
        {% assign pagetitle = {{listing.name}} %}
        {% endif %}{% endfor %}
        <title>{{pagetitle}}</title>
When I insert it into the <head> portion and update the page, the whole chunk will move to the body automatically.
When I run the liquid script in the body the output is fine.
So my question is, how do i change the page title using liquid? Or is there another way to do so if liquid is not needed/recommended?
Would someone enlighten me about this? Thanks!!

Hi Liam,
What I'm trying to do is to display a webapp on a custom page NOT using the module_webapps detail layout. This is because I need to produce results from 2 different categories and I'm using a connector webapp to link the categories to the webapp listing.
{module_webapps id="" render="collection" collection="MDListings" template="" filter="all"} {module_webapps id="" render="collection" collection="MDCategories" template="" filter="all"} {module_webapps id="" render="collection" collection="MDConnectors" template="" filter="all"} {% for listing in MDListings.items %} {% if globals.get.MID == listing.itemid %} {% assign pagetitle = listing.name %} {% endif %} {% endfor %} OR {module_webapps id="" render="collection" collection="MDListings" template="" filter="all"} {module_webapps id="" render="collection" collection="MDCategories" template="" filter="all"} {module_webapps id="" render="collection" collection="MDConnectors" template="" filter="all"} {% for listing in MDListings.items %} {% if globals.get.MID == listing.itemid %} {% assign pagetitle = listing.name %} {% endif %} {% endfor %}
So this content here is inside the html file that I have which I am going to use as the custom page for displaying the listing. I'm extracting the ID through the URL, then searching through the webapp list for the specific item, then extracting the information from that item.
I can extract those information easily, however I want to make use of the name of that item and modify the page title which will change the browser page name. However when i do it in the above method, the browser will display {{listing.name}} in the first method and {{pagetitle}} in the second.
I'm wondering if i am doing this correctly, or is there an easier way to do whatever I'm doing?

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