Mark,
One of the beautiful things about ASP.NET is its ability to render its
server controls to what Microsoft calls "downstream" browsers. It is true
that the client script used for the validation controls may not behave well
on older versions of Netscape (pre-7.0 Navigator). So, on downstream
browsers, ASP.NET will force server validation (i.e. validate on postback).
On upsteam browsers (e.g. IE 5.5 and up), ASP.NET will perform most
validation with the client-side scripting is provides.
As for the markup, you can select the browser base you're targeting and it
will output the appropriate doctype and appropriate markup.
For the most part, all we're talking about here is basic HTML and simple
client-side scripting which ASP.NET does pretty well IMHO.
HTH,
Robert Gaut
"Mark Goldin" <ma********@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Is ASP.NET fully compatible with Netscape?