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    kwdsm Guest

    Textboxes in ASP.NET


    I am submitting this question again, there was a typing error, it was not
    clear that using IE everything works fine.

    I discovered that if you put a textbox on a webform that the size of the
    textbox
    when rendered in Netscape is not included. If I access the page in IE and
    then save the rendered HTML, Netscape works fine on the saved html. Why
    is the ASP.NET server side code stripping the textbox size ?


  2. #2
    Constance J. Petersen Guest

    Re: Textboxes in ASP.NET

    "kwdsm" <kenw@psi-cu.com> wrote in message news:3c878719$1@10.1.10.29...
    > I discovered that if you put a textbox on a webform that the size of the
    > textbox
    > when rendered in Netscape is not included. If I access the page in IE and
    > then save the rendered HTML, Netscape works fine on the saved html. Why
    > is the ASP.NET server side code stripping the textbox size ?


    Web server controls have a rich object model and automatically handle two
    classes of browsers, "up-level" and "down-level". The up-level browsers support
    ECMAScript 1.2, HTML 4.0, CSS, and the Microsoft Document Object Model. Browsers
    that don't support all of these protocols are classified as down-level browsers,
    even though Netscape 6 is by no means a down-level browser.
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