Web Forms :: Layout Differences Between Web Browsers?
Feb 21, 2010
having consistency problems between the web browsers and im pretty sure its gotta be something in my code.Website displays correctly in chrome yet in IE my content placeholder has alligned itself to the left and the errors message shows in the bottom left corner.
http://www.drpcni.com/test/deafult is an example.
It happens in all of my pages so im thinking it could be something that is placed in my master page. Below is the code from my master page (I know its probably awful use of code but im new and learning)
What is the difference between validateRequest (which validates form and querystring values) and also enableeventvalidation, which works on post/call backs? In specific, what confuses me is that validateRequest can only be possible by a postback as this is how form values etc will be picked up?
in one of the application i have been reffering connection string is stored in appsettings! till now i have been storeing the connection in <connectionstring/> element. But, what is the correct way?
So my quetion is, What is the differences between <connectionstring> and <appsettings> in web.config, are there any specific reason why i should or should not be storing connection string in appsettings? Are there any rules / guidlines provided to follow? Or is this completely the choice of the developer?
What's your opinion of the following job interview question?In the requirement it never mentions about to have classic ASP experience. But the question is "What are the differences between ADO.NET DataSet and ADO Record Set?".
I am using asp.net and the .net framework 2.0. I may be able to upgrade the servers to 3.5 if the solution is compelling enough. Here is the problem.I have two pieces of xml.I'll refer to piece number 1 as the template and piece number 2 as the actual.Here's a basic example:template:
I want to rotate the text vertically in all general browser. I find some solution, but it works on some broswer and not on some browser. how to rotate the text vertically in almost all the genral broswers.
when the developer designs the UI/web page then some times it will not display same in All Browsers so the developre what precautions or patterns or follows certain document to avoid these problems.as a developer i am asking this question because my page is not displayin properly in IE6 and in Navigator so what steps i have to take for the UI webpage so that it should be seems good and perfect output for all the Browserssome times css will not work in all browsers and sometimes controls position,sometimes javascripts .so i need a docuement so that which i can follow to avoid this problem
I've had no luck searching everywhere for a solution to this. I have a login page that works fine in all browsers except that the user has to click enter all the time. I did some research and used panels which only works in IE, im looking for a solution that will work in all browsers i.e. Chrome, Firefox etc. I've seen some Javascript solutions but these also seem not to work either. The closest I got was a javascript alert to show when enter is pressed but I cant call my login function from there.
what are the differences between .aspx and .ashx pages. I use ashx now when I need to handle a request that called from code and return with a response.
I just want to know what are the main differences between ADO.NET Entities Framework and LINK to SQL ? It is okay to use ADO.NET EF for a simple website ? What advantages each have?
I have a problem of posting back in my website in some browsers. The Problem is: When I am uploading a file using file upload and button or posting page back on some event click after button click I am using:
I have a bookingwith credit card page in my application and users will enter their crdit card details inside the textboxes. but after they enter them and post it the browser cache the data and after that in the same textbox, it can be autocomplated.
This is the code behind a button. I get this error when pressing the button: "Unable to download ******* from ********. Unable to open this Internet site. The requested site is either unavailable or cannot be found. Please try again later."I have found a few posts about this error but I haven't found any solution yet.This works fine with other browser but not in IE.
I have developed an application which fetches the data from RSS and after modifying it I want to post it to the web browser (not we control but internet explorer or firefox). I am trying using HTT PResponse's Response.Write. But hadn't got any success can anyone please help me. If possible please let me know if I will write it like this can I maintain session information in future if required.
Is there a way to effectively have two "browsers" on one page without using framesets?My wording may be a bit confusing there, so here is what I'm trying to achieve...Let's say I have a web page that has an asp:textbox and an asp:button. The user types any URL they want (let's usewww.asp.net as an example) into the text box and clicks the button.I then want to load that URL (www.asp.net) into a control, or something, on the page so that I can show that page's content (I do not want to load it into a separate page or replace the current page). I want to specify the placement and size of the control on my page. I also want to be able to access the page source of the content that's been loaded into the control from my code-behind.I know that "some" of this can be achieved using framesets but not all, and as I understand it, framesets are on the way out and I shouldn't use them anyway.
