I think the most important thing to look out for is making sure that your browserCaps in
{web/machine}.config is up to date; the newest Gecko browsers aren't there -- which sometimes means
that ASP.NET will treat Gecko browser as downlevel when they really should be uplevel. There are
various home-brewed Gecko/Mozilla browserCaps around.
The second thing to think about is what kind of HTML; usually VS.NET it defaults to HTML 4.0
(unless you've setup your config differently, like HTML 3.2) -- I like XHMTL. In the end I decided
on XHTML transitional because VS.NET really doesn't grok XHMTL strict -- next release will, I guess.
The rest of the stuff has less to do with ASP.NET and more to do with the individual browsers.
Scott
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hello all,
I am looking for a list of "things to look for" when building a web page
so it works with both nn and ie
What are the things to look for
Thank you.
JL