can hardly recognice my aspx pages in netscape 7.1

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    Default 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


    Anton Stadler Guest

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    Default 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())
    >=0)
    this.ClientTarget = "Uplevel";

    Luc K

    "Anton Stadler" <anton.schamy_no_spam_@arcor.de> wrote in message
    news:be4f54$k4g$04$1@news.t-online.com...
    > 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
    >
    >

    Luc Kumps Guest

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