Textbox Width Issue (Rendered differently for different browsers)

[Jeff]

Using ASP.NET 1.1

I have an <asp:TextBox. .. for which I set the width property --- "width=30".

The textbox is being rendered to the browser like this:

<input name="someName" type="text" maxlength="3" id="someID"
style="width:30 px;" />

Notice the [Width=30] gets rendered as [style="width:30 px;"]. This causes
the textbox to be 30 pixels wide, at least in IE and Opera.

I have discovered in testing that the [style="width:30 px;"] part is *omitted
completely* from the rendered HTML when the page is requested by FireFox or
Netscape Navigator (6.2) - so the textbox (really <input... />) gets some
default width rather than being set to 30 pixels wide.

What can I do to set the width the same for FireFox and NN (same as for IE)?

Thanks!

[Showjumper]

Dont use inline styles. Rather use the cssclass property and set it to a
class defined in your stylesheet. The problem w/ the inline styles is that
asp.net see gecko browser as downlevel and as such doesnt send the inline
style info. And i would have thought that it woulndt send it to opera either
since it considers only ie as uplevel.
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Using ASP.NET 1.1

I have an <asp:TextBox. .. for which I set the width property ---
"width=30".

The textbox is being rendered to the browser like this:

<input name="someName" type="text" maxlength="3" id="someID"
style="width:30 px;" />

Notice the [Width=30] gets rendered as [style="width:30 px;"]. This causes
the textbox to be 30 pixels wide, at least in IE and Opera.

I have discovered in testing that the [style="width:30 px;"] part is
*omitted completely* from the rendered HTML when the page is requested by
FireFox or Netscape Navigator (6.2) - so the textbox (really <input... />)
gets some default width rather than being set to 30 pixels wide.

What can I do to set the width the same for FireFox and NN (same as for
IE)?

Thanks!

[Eirik]

Take a look at the following URL for an Browsercap update too add to your
web.config or machine.config file.
http://slingfive.com/pages/code/browserCaps/

That should take care of that problem with asp.net considering most browsers
as downlevel.

Regards