I have developed an asp.net application in 2.0 . I need this web page to
have same look and feel in all the browser like IE, mozila , firefox etc.
Please suggest me how to proceed. 5 1556
well see my websites in IE and Mozilla ( tested on Windows , Unix and
Mac ) http://www.bildelskatalogen.se/ http://www.tireponline.de http://reservdelskatalogen.micro.se/
these were written with VS.Net 2003 ( ASP.NET 1.1 )
i am currently bussy with a new project in 2.0 ( currently on staging
server , it must be ready end february so visit it later to see it
complete ) http://62.58.78.243/
well , the trick is learn javascript and use never the shorter Jscript ,
folllow W3c specs
i code everything by hand i do not use the GUI designer
that`s it :-) ....
regards
Michel Posseth [MCP]
"Ajay Kumar" <Aj*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:A6******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... I have developed an asp.net application in 2.0 . I need this web page to have same look and feel in all the browser like IE, mozila , firefox etc.
Please suggest me how to proceed.
First of all, I'd like to tell you that you've got some nice and clean sites
:)
And I totally agree with you Michel. At the moment, hand-coding the sites is
the
only way to achieve the total "PASS" validation on w3c validator and to
create professional sites.
Kindly check out the sites I've done also, they are 100% pass on the
validator and I'm proud of it :) The following sites are done with Visual
Web Developer + ASP.NET 1.1.
- http://www.nmasoft.com
- http://www.jinnikettle.com
- http://www.naymyoaung.name
Work-in-progress sites (ASP.NET 2)...
- http://203.125.247.35/ (this will replace the old http://www.globalknowledge.com.sg in 2 weeks time)
Based on my experience, I recommend all to use HTML (or XHTML) + CSS for
site
design (instead of inline styles) and hand-code the site for best results!
--
Nay Myo Aung
Technical Trainer / Chief Visual Software Architect
MCP MCSD MCDBA MCT
Email: owN0SPAMner @naymyoauN0SPAM ng.name [remove NOSPAM s]
Homepages: http://www.naymyoaung.name http://hyperdisc.unitec.ac.nz/postgrad/aungn01/
"m.posseth" <mi*****@nohaus ystems.nl> wrote in message
news:ee******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... well see my websites in IE and Mozilla ( tested on Windows , Unix and Mac )
http://www.bildelskatalogen.se/
http://www.tireponline.de
http://reservdelskatalogen.micro.se/
these were written with VS.Net 2003 ( ASP.NET 1.1 )
i am currently bussy with a new project in 2.0 ( currently on staging server , it must be ready end february so visit it later to see it complete )
http://62.58.78.243/
well , the trick is learn javascript and use never the shorter Jscript , folllow W3c specs i code everything by hand i do not use the GUI designer
that`s it :-) ....
regards
Michel Posseth [MCP]
"Ajay Kumar" <Aj*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message news:A6******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...I have developed an asp.net application in 2.0 . I need this web page to have same look and feel in all the browser like IE, mozila , firefox etc.
Please suggest me how to proceed.
What i need to know is that. Is there any special coding needs to be done in
Javascript in order to handle , the contents have same look and feel across
all the browser.
Like traditional we use have javascript code for which checks like this
if( browser is IE and also for version ) then
// do this
else if ( browser is Mozila with version) then
{
//do this
}
else if ( browser is firefox with version) thebn
//do this..
So do we need to some thing like this.
Also can any one help me for sample source code which i need to do.
MY web pages will be generally contents not images...
Thanks in advance , please forward me for sample source code. Waiting
urgently.
Thanks & Regards
Ajay kumar
"Nay Myo Aung" wrote: First of all, I'd like to tell you that you've got some nice and clean sites :)
And I totally agree with you Michel. At the moment, hand-coding the sites is the only way to achieve the total "PASS" validation on w3c validator and to create professional sites.
Kindly check out the sites I've done also, they are 100% pass on the validator and I'm proud of it :) The following sites are done with Visual Web Developer + ASP.NET 1.1.
- http://www.nmasoft.com - http://www.jinnikettle.com - http://www.naymyoaung.name
Work-in-progress sites (ASP.NET 2)...
- http://203.125.247.35/ (this will replace the old http://www.globalknowledge.com.sg in 2 weeks time)
Based on my experience, I recommend all to use HTML (or XHTML) + CSS for site design (instead of inline styles) and hand-code the site for best results!
-- Nay Myo Aung Technical Trainer / Chief Visual Software Architect MCP MCSD MCDBA MCT
Email: owN0SPAMner @naymyoauN0SPAM ng.name [remove NOSPAM s]
Homepages: http://www.naymyoaung.name http://hyperdisc.unitec.ac.nz/postgrad/aungn01/
"m.posseth" <mi*****@nohaus ystems.nl> wrote in message news:ee******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... well see my websites in IE and Mozilla ( tested on Windows , Unix and Mac )
http://www.bildelskatalogen.se/
http://www.tireponline.de
http://reservdelskatalogen.micro.se/
these were written with VS.Net 2003 ( ASP.NET 1.1 )
i am currently bussy with a new project in 2.0 ( currently on staging server , it must be ready end february so visit it later to see it complete )
http://62.58.78.243/
well , the trick is learn javascript and use never the shorter Jscript , folllow W3c specs i code everything by hand i do not use the GUI designer
that`s it :-) ....
regards
Michel Posseth [MCP]
"Ajay Kumar" <Aj*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message news:A6******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...I have developed an asp.net application in 2.0 . I need this web page to have same look and feel in all the browser like IE, mozila , firefox etc.
Please suggest me how to proceed.
Well i thought we said so ,,, the answer is no
in my websites i hav not written a single line of code that is not
compatible in both browsers if( browser is IE and also for version ) then
// do this
else if ( browser is Mozila with version) then { //do this
i have never needed this as i said you may choose to code in browser
specific syntax like the MS Jscript dialect or you can code in Javascript
standard ( i use 1.3 ) wich is understood by both browsers
what is the advantage of Jscript then you may ask ?? well for one thing a
much shorter syntax
with HTML the same thingy ,,,, use the worldwide standards and you should
be safe
this is a nice starting point http://www.w3.org/
if you want sample source well you might look at the sources in the
webbbrowser from the websites we showed you
regards
Michel Posseth [MCP]
"Ajay Kumar" <Aj*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:C8******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... What i need to know is that. Is there any special coding needs to be done in Javascript in order to handle , the contents have same look and feel across all the browser.
Like traditional we use have javascript code for which checks like this
if( browser is IE and also for version ) then
// do this
else if ( browser is Mozila with version) then { //do this
} else if ( browser is firefox with version) thebn //do this..
So do we need to some thing like this.
Also can any one help me for sample source code which i need to do.
MY web pages will be generally contents not images...
Thanks in advance , please forward me for sample source code. Waiting urgently.
Thanks & Regards
Ajay kumar "Nay Myo Aung" wrote:
First of all, I'd like to tell you that you've got some nice and clean sites :)
And I totally agree with you Michel. At the moment, hand-coding the sites is the only way to achieve the total "PASS" validation on w3c validator and to create professional sites.
Kindly check out the sites I've done also, they are 100% pass on the validator and I'm proud of it :) The following sites are done with Visual Web Developer + ASP.NET 1.1.
- http://www.nmasoft.com - http://www.jinnikettle.com - http://www.naymyoaung.name
Work-in-progress sites (ASP.NET 2)...
- http://203.125.247.35/ (this will replace the old http://www.globalknowledge.com.sg in 2 weeks time)
Based on my experience, I recommend all to use HTML (or XHTML) + CSS for site design (instead of inline styles) and hand-code the site for best results!
-- Nay Myo Aung Technical Trainer / Chief Visual Software Architect MCP MCSD MCDBA MCT
Email: owN0SPAMner @naymyoauN0SPAM ng.name [remove NOSPAM s]
Homepages: http://www.naymyoaung.name http://hyperdisc.unitec.ac.nz/postgrad/aungn01/
"m.posseth" <mi*****@nohaus ystems.nl> wrote in message news:ee******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... > well see my websites in IE and Mozilla ( tested on Windows , Unix and > Mac ) > > http://www.bildelskatalogen.se/ > > http://www.tireponline.de > > http://reservdelskatalogen.micro.se/ > > > these were written with VS.Net 2003 ( ASP.NET 1.1 ) > > > i am currently bussy with a new project in 2.0 ( currently on staging > server , it must be ready end february so visit it later to see it > complete ) > > http://62.58.78.243/ > > > well , the trick is learn javascript and use never the shorter Jscript > , > folllow W3c specs > i code everything by hand i do not use the GUI designer > > that`s it :-) .... > > regards > > Michel Posseth [MCP] > > > "Ajay Kumar" <Aj*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message > news:A6******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... >>I have developed an asp.net application in 2.0 . I need this web page >>to >> have same look and feel in all the browser like IE, mozila , firefox >> etc. >> >> Please suggest me how to proceed. > >
Hi Ajay, What i need to know is that. Is there any special coding needs to be done in Javascript in order to handle , the contents have same look and feel across all the browser.
This sounds a bit confused to me. The "JavaScript " is not usually
related to "look and feel". The look and feel is more related to the CSS
and whether you've used correct attributes on the tags (in general, the
fewer the better) and whether you're telling your target browsers to use
standards compliance mode.
Like traditional we use have javascript code for which checks like this
if( browser is IE and also for version ) then else if ( browser is Mozila with version) then
Horrible! You should not be doing this. The only people who do that kind
of thing are the people who didn't read the standards documents.
Best thing to do is get your standards-based (x)HTML pages as clean as
possible; check them in the target browsers, then worry about any
JavaScript you'll need later. IE6 and Mozilla/Firefox are almost 100%
J(ava)Script compatible so it's not hard.
A big disadvantage with VS.NET in the early days was that you were at
the mercy of whatever badly written junk the IDE decided to send to the
target browser (configured in machine.config) , but in VS.NET 2005
they've made a lot of effort to support XHTML which should vastly
improve the kind of issue you are talking about in this thread.
--
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