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Anton Stadler #1
can hardly recognice my aspx pages in netscape 7.1
Hello folks,
I have created a couple of pages and started to test them in netscape, and
was shocked. Earlier I only tested with several different ie versions, but
netscape is shocking. The sizes of textboxes changed a lot, and the tables
that are positioning these textboxes and descriptions seem to be moved a lot
as well.
Are there hints and tricks concerning netscape?!?
I have loads of textboxes in my pages and specified the size mostly in px,
is this OK(flowlayout)?
Is flow layout or gridlayout preferable?
All ideas welcome
Thank you
Anton
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Luc Kumps #2
Re: can hardly recognice my aspx pages in netscape 7.1
Try adding something like this to your page_load method:
if ("netscape|gecko|opera".IndexOf(this.Request.Brows er.Browser.ToLower())this.ClientTarget = "Uplevel";>=0)
Luc K
"Anton Stadler" <anton.schamy_no_spam_@arcor.de> wrote in message
news:be4f54$k4g$04$1@news.t-online.com...lot> Hello folks,
>
> I have created a couple of pages and started to test them in netscape, and
> was shocked. Earlier I only tested with several different ie versions, but
> netscape is shocking. The sizes of textboxes changed a lot, and the tables
> that are positioning these textboxes and descriptions seem to be moved a> as well.
>
> Are there hints and tricks concerning netscape?!?
> I have loads of textboxes in my pages and specified the size mostly in px,
> is this OK(flowlayout)?
> Is flow layout or gridlayout preferable?
>
> All ideas welcome
>
> Thank you
>
> Anton
>
>
Luc Kumps Guest



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